R&R

[cjsmith]

Rob says I slept fourteen hours last night. I've been eating pretty much nonstop since I woke up. Boy was I happy to take a shower this morning, too. Life's looking quite a bit better... if only I'd stop being so HUNGRY.

I'm taking the entire weekend off. Of course, what this means is I get to write a gargantuan pile of C4 choreography, taking occasional breaks to get my info together for the tax accountant. But I did take the opportunity to do dishes this morning. I know I've been overworking when I'm really happy about that. Also, the most nutritious thing left in my kitchen is some ice cream.

Time to pull my life together. Ah, it feels good.

Comments

[platypus]

Yay, sleep.

I still think that 'taking [nights/weekends] off' is a contradiction in terms. Nights and weekends are nights and weekends. Being off is entirely appropriate.

I'd go batshit crazy if I had to work more than a 40-hour week, though . I don't know how people do it. I don't know if I lack the drive, if I don't love my job enough, or what, but even for significantly more money than I'm currently making I just can't imagine being able to do it.

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Yay indeed!

Eh, startup. I already am batshit crazy (and to be perfectly honest I've been "burned out" for about fifteen years now). It's amazing what I can do when I don't see any alternatives I like better.