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*Brain dump*
Jan. 7th, 2009 10:40 amWhy isn't it even noon yet, when I want it to be time to go home?! *pouts* Things are still very quiet at work, and I've spent most of my time since returning from my holiday break wanting to beat our effing webpublisher software to a pulp. Grrr. I'd rather be reading or watching DVDs or sleeping...
Over the holidays I got into a really weird sleeping-waking rhythm: I was up until the wee hours (usually sometime between 2AM and 5AM), and sleeping until sometime around/after noon. The night to Sunday I basically couldn't sleep at all; Monday morning I woke up with a headache and a queasy stomach so I went back to bed and only went to work when finding that I felt better as I woke up around noon; and yesterday I woke up an hour before the alarm. In short, my inner clock is still all out of whack. Why is it so easy to slip out of your everyday rhythm, but so difficult to get back into it?!
Mustn't forget: company new year's dinner (instead of Christmas dinner which would be difficult to do for scheduling reasons) tomorrow night. I hope I'll get back early enough to catch part 2 of the New Zealand documentary on German TV, of which I saw part 1 last night. Nothing spectacular but some interesting tidbits, and hey it's NZ - always worth watching just for the landscape imagery! :)
Weather: Sunny (as of today at least; the past days were cloudy) and cold. Which transfers to the office - I hate it when I have to sit at the computer with cold hands! *shivers*
Err... I'm sure there was something else, but I can't remember it right now. Oh well, I may add it later.
Over the holidays I got into a really weird sleeping-waking rhythm: I was up until the wee hours (usually sometime between 2AM and 5AM), and sleeping until sometime around/after noon. The night to Sunday I basically couldn't sleep at all; Monday morning I woke up with a headache and a queasy stomach so I went back to bed and only went to work when finding that I felt better as I woke up around noon; and yesterday I woke up an hour before the alarm. In short, my inner clock is still all out of whack. Why is it so easy to slip out of your everyday rhythm, but so difficult to get back into it?!
Mustn't forget: company new year's dinner (instead of Christmas dinner which would be difficult to do for scheduling reasons) tomorrow night. I hope I'll get back early enough to catch part 2 of the New Zealand documentary on German TV, of which I saw part 1 last night. Nothing spectacular but some interesting tidbits, and hey it's NZ - always worth watching just for the landscape imagery! :)
Weather: Sunny (as of today at least; the past days were cloudy) and cold. Which transfers to the office - I hate it when I have to sit at the computer with cold hands! *shivers*
Err... I'm sure there was something else, but I can't remember it right now. Oh well, I may add it later.
