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[andrew_jorgensen]

A quick glance through my LJ calendar reveals that I have a tendency to go months on end without saying much of anything, and post frenetically for about two weeks. This seems to be the end of one of those manic periods, so we'll have to see tomorrow whether or not I can break the cycle. I think I put too much pressure on myself to write, and I think this paralyzes me. Especially as I usually prefer to shy away from diary-style recountings of my day -- as I don't do much of interest on a daily basis.

Today I blew off any idea of going to the optometrist -- between various appointments, I couldn't really free an hour or more to sit around her office -- and in fact decided that my eye infection was neither fusarium keratitis nor rahael syndrome. The eyeball is still a light shade of mauve or puce or one of those colors straight men can't recognize, but the swelling and gooping have completely subsided. After planning to wear glasses all day, I dared instead to attempt some of the daily disposibles my doctor gave me for SCUBA diving. They stayed in for the duration without irritation.

Also today I went to the second of my two free personal trainer sessions at the JCC. I'm not sure how many of the exercises I'll retain; my brain had turned to meringue by the end. There's one thing I do know, though: I'm going to need a bigger water bottle.

Comments

[lynnmonster.livejournal.com]

If you start repeating the training menus they put you through right away, I'm sure you'll remember them. But big water bottles are good, no matter what!

(I hope your eyes are okay, btw -- that sounds like it might be serious!)

[dherblay.livejournal.com]

Of course it sounds like it might be serious -- when I do the telling. I have a history of overdramatizing my minor aches.

[buffyannotater.livejournal.com]

I have a history of overdramatizing my minor aches.

Me, too. Justin got me this great Wheel of Hypochondria, where you point the arrow at any minor symptom, and it gives you the worst-case scenario (as well as what it most likely is).

[dherblay.livejournal.com]

I should have one of those, but no matter where the arrow would land, it would point to "cancer."