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Nov. 14th, 2003 03:16 amIf everything proceeds according to plans, twenty-four hours from now I will be in London!
Actually, considering the sheer abundance of plans right now, I expect that quite a few expectations can be missed without hindering my travel at all.
However, knowing that I won't be able to do everything on my list, but that there are some things I absolutely have to do, leaves me in a state of anxious catatonia. I need to leave in about ten hours (I just woke up, deciding to get a jump on the time change -- plus, E.R. wasn't much with the anti-soporific), so I have more than enough time to, for example, do some laundry, and yet I haven't collected up so much as one loose sock.
What can I say? I procrastinate.
Updating over the next two weeks may be light. In other words, you probably won't notice any change at all.
I'm going to London!
Actually, considering the sheer abundance of plans right now, I expect that quite a few expectations can be missed without hindering my travel at all.
However, knowing that I won't be able to do everything on my list, but that there are some things I absolutely have to do, leaves me in a state of anxious catatonia. I need to leave in about ten hours (I just woke up, deciding to get a jump on the time change -- plus, E.R. wasn't much with the anti-soporific), so I have more than enough time to, for example, do some laundry, and yet I haven't collected up so much as one loose sock.
What can I say? I procrastinate.
Updating over the next two weeks may be light. In other words, you probably won't notice any change at all.
I'm going to London!
