Healing

[wolven7]

You know, you'd think that the kind of biofeedback processes involved in directed platelette and red blood cell application would put you to sleep, knock you right out. You'd be wrong. Apparently-- and especially in the shifting spring-- your body wants your full attention, to make sure that's going exactly well.

Which is why, even though I went to bed at 1.45am and woke up at 10.35, I only got about 6 hours' sleep, last night.

Good morning.

In other news, I dreamed about a huge classroom, filled with everyone with whom I ever went to school, and sectioned into rooms in a building, which were all the same room. In each room was every teacher I've ever known. (Kate Bush - [Army Dreamers]). A friend and I had to keep leaving class to go fight something, and we missed some kind of contest and/or game. There was something like a lock-in, as all the teachers left at 1am, and all the students stayed there, to guard the place.

This song always makes me think of spring.

Good morning.

Comments

[unknownbinaries.livejournal.com]

Spring is...weird. It's hard to be as aware and exultant in the waking it wants you to do when your sinuses are stuffy and leaking and nature itself seems to want you to die a mucousy death.

But I am cranky right now, so that's what it feels like.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

I concur, and it does make it very hard to actually get a damn thing Done.