*grin* I giggled at that one too - I actually seriously considered trying it out, because I think it'd work really well for me, but I wasn't looking forward to convincing my boss I'd be useful in from to 4:30am to 1pm on Mondays, and 11am until 7:30pm on Fridays. (It'd actually be a really useful time to have someone awake and supporting people.) In the end, I decided against it when I realised I'd only get one day on the weekend. *hugs weekend* Maybe I'll try it some time when I'm on holidays.
Now I'm passed yesterday's headache - which meant that the only thing I could think about was the desirability of pushing a sharp metal skewer through one temple and out the other - and onto a tolerable dull ache, I'm much happier with the cutting out of caffiene. But cutting out chocolate? Chocolate doesn't have caffiene. *whistles and looks around the room*
And yay for vegies!! I'll put up photos when I've got it planted - at the moment, I've only finished building the rock wall all the way to the water tank and almost finished levelling out the soil inside. I should have taken a "before" photo, because it's amazing how much I've got done. I'll be getting some seedlings this weekend - and tomatoes are high on the list, since they're one of the vegies (well, fruits) we eat very very regularly, make a huge difference with homegrown, and they grow fantastically here pretty much all year around. Haven't thought of deliberately squashing them, though - sounds like fun!
Thanks! I'm feeling significantly better rested already, although I'm still discombobulated and tossed about.
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Now I'm passed yesterday's headache - which meant that the only thing I could think about was the desirability of pushing a sharp metal skewer through one temple and out the other - and onto a tolerable dull ache, I'm much happier with the cutting out of caffiene. But cutting out chocolate? Chocolate doesn't have caffiene. *whistles and looks around the room*
And yay for vegies!! I'll put up photos when I've got it planted - at the moment, I've only finished building the rock wall all the way to the water tank and almost finished levelling out the soil inside. I should have taken a "before" photo, because it's amazing how much I've got done. I'll be getting some seedlings this weekend - and tomatoes are high on the list, since they're one of the vegies (well, fruits) we eat very very regularly, make a huge difference with homegrown, and they grow fantastically here pretty much all year around. Haven't thought of deliberately squashing them, though - sounds like fun!
Thanks! I'm feeling significantly better rested already, although I'm still discombobulated and tossed about.