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Feb. 20th, 2005 02:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gwynhefarI'm in a weird maybe-slightly-sick place today. My throat is tickly and sort of sore, and I'm coughing some. And my stomach seems to go through these queasy moments when it thinks it's going to be nauseated and then changes its mind. But mostly I've got a headache along with the slightly dizzy, head wrapped in cotton feeling that sometimes comes with a fever. It's like there's a pane of glass between me and the rest of the world -- a distancing feeling. Add to that a slight equilibrium problem and it's like I've had a drink or two, or taken one of my strong pain meds, although of course I've done neither. Good thing my job is pretty much sitting at this desk all day.
Of course this isn't making getting work done any easier, and I really *must* get moving on the annotations. Plus I have an abstract due on Friday for a paper due next month and I haven't even picked a topic, let alone done the research needed to write the abstract. At least my reading for Tuesday is done.
I keep thinking I have the whole rest of the semester to do this thesis thing, but in reality, the final version has to be submitted the first week in April. That's really only a little over a month away, and I've done only about 15% of the annotations and written none of the introduction, although I have the research for that done at least.
I really hope that whatever is going on with me today is not the beginning stages of that really nasty flu thing that's been going around. Several of my friends have had it and it doesn't sound like fun.
Of course this isn't making getting work done any easier, and I really *must* get moving on the annotations. Plus I have an abstract due on Friday for a paper due next month and I haven't even picked a topic, let alone done the research needed to write the abstract. At least my reading for Tuesday is done.
I keep thinking I have the whole rest of the semester to do this thesis thing, but in reality, the final version has to be submitted the first week in April. That's really only a little over a month away, and I've done only about 15% of the annotations and written none of the introduction, although I have the research for that done at least.
I really hope that whatever is going on with me today is not the beginning stages of that really nasty flu thing that's been going around. Several of my friends have had it and it doesn't sound like fun.
