Just following a pattern of obsessive behavior instilled in me at an early age.

[lithera]

I stayed up far, far too late last night reading. Augh. But the heater in my room does, in fact, work. I just hadn't noticed until I left my room this morning and it was colder outside it than in it. I turned it off before leaving the house though. No point in heating a room I'm not going to be in.

Played some Chez Geek last night. It was nice to just kind of hang out and play cards. I would have like to play Gatekeepers but it ended up being okay that we didn't. The end result was what I went up to go to sleep early and got caught up in a book and didn't finish it until about 1. Silly me.

Work is going along swimmingly, though I'm starting to feel the nerves creeping into my day to day stuff. I know I have this presentation. I can feel it looming. I don't know if the other lead really has a grasp on what we're doing and that's a little unsettling. We're having a meeting today to talk things out a little bit more and see where he's at. I'm creating outlines and speeches and... Yeah.

I have a feeling I'll definately be voting for naptime later. It's a real shame seeing as tonight is my last session with a personal trainer. Arg.

And it is the little things I keep forgetting to do that bother me the most.

Comments

[marzipan-pig.livejournal.com]

both your title and your last line are really great today :)

[lithera.livejournal.com]

Thank you. I try.

[bayushiboy.livejournal.com]

Yes staying up late is certainly addictive. I have to break myself of that habit constantly. What are you reading by the way? I'm into the Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson and The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown. Good stuff!

[lithera.livejournal.com]

I wasn't reading anything notable, really. I'd like to read Year of Rice and Salt, actually. It sounds good. I'm about to start Sun In Glory, a Valdemar anthology, Illium by Dan Simmons or the Pope Joan novel Kris got me for Christmas. It really depends on what grabs me first.

[bayushiboy.livejournal.com]

Cool. I can loan you TYoRaS when I'm done just a few more hundred pages to go. I want to read Hyperion, do you have that one?

[lithera.livejournal.com]

Ummmmm. I don't personally, though I think someone at the house does.

[bayushiboy.livejournal.com]

Excellent Smithers!!!

[pullthestars.livejournal.com]

I have _Hyperion_, but not the sequel. I also have _The years of rice and salt_.