Well, I tried. I made it three days, three nights. Whichever. Last night, ill and wiped out from lack of sleep, I broke down and took the Seroquel. The fog is back. But I was unable to work at all yesterday, and I'm out of time on this script, and I'm only five pages in, so....
This is how it is. For now. I slept close to eight hours last night.
The tree outside my window is still green, as the rest of the world slips into late autumn. The day is warmish out there, 71˚F, but there's rain of the way, and there's snow possible on Sunday.
I'm so not ready for this.
The good news? My blood work came back clean. "Looks good!" with a goddamn star next to that. My triglycerides are a little high, but that's likely a side effect of the Seroquel.
Watching the Skies,
Aunt Beast
This is how it is. For now. I slept close to eight hours last night.
The tree outside my window is still green, as the rest of the world slips into late autumn. The day is warmish out there, 71˚F, but there's rain of the way, and there's snow possible on Sunday.
I'm so not ready for this.
The good news? My blood work came back clean. "Looks good!" with a goddamn star next to that. My triglycerides are a little high, but that's likely a side effect of the Seroquel.
Watching the Skies,
Aunt Beast
- Current Location:Meh
- Current Mood:wary
- Current Music:Lana Del Rey, "Blue Velvet"
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No, I'm not really. It's seriously fucked with my ability to work. It clouds my mind.
Can you alternate days off and days on, in order to give yourself some functional working time as well as sleep?
I'm going to try that next time, alternating, as soon as my workload lightens. It was really dumb, trying again now.
A bit of news that I thought you might like to hear: I passed on an extra copy that I had of The Red Tree to a good friend, and she reported back that you're now one of her favorite authors. She says also, "In fact, I just found a copy of The Ammonite Violin & Others in the library's book sale. It's incredible." I'm sending on a copy of Alabaster: Wolves to her next...
I passed on an extra copy that I had of The Red Tree to a good friend, and she reported back that you're now one of her favorite authors.
Thank you.
I do not like thinking of that.
From your recent posts and some Facebook entries, it sounds like the last few days have been a bit rough. So, I dropped a box into the postal orifice for you today - should get there early next week.
I handed the signed copy of 'The Drowning Girl' to Alia after it arrived the other day - I'll have to bug the offspring in a few days to see if there's an opinion. Given tastes, I expect it'll be quite positive. My icon = Alia's Halloween facepainting test run, by the way