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Sep. 7th, 2009 09:21 pmI have had in the past few days:
Less sleep than I have ever had since the good old days of running Vampire (when, quite often, brief writing would last until early morning then I'd have an early start to get there on time)
More junk food than ever
Enough friendship and random chats with random people to keep me happy for a good while (even though me and Sarah have to ration our supply of 'people from Manchester' for cost and practicality reasons.
Meanwhile, I was surprised to find that absolutely nothing happened at the stag do. I do seem to have developed the same allergy as all the other men there, despite not eating the offending caramel creams. Maybe the fact that I am coeliac has made me more susceptible to this strange condition which medical science has yet to explain. I mean, I am a medical scientist and I have been working tirelessly on this condition for all of 24 hours (with the occasional hour break to surf the internet, about 20-24 of those) and am no closer to a cure than I was when I started. Beleive me, by the laws of Hollywood, if you can't find a cure in less than 2 hours then there is no cure. So, I have given up the search for a cure for the terrible blight of red welts and bruising caused by caramel creams. We may never find it.
Less sleep than I have ever had since the good old days of running Vampire (when, quite often, brief writing would last until early morning then I'd have an early start to get there on time)
More junk food than ever
Enough friendship and random chats with random people to keep me happy for a good while (even though me and Sarah have to ration our supply of 'people from Manchester' for cost and practicality reasons.
Meanwhile, I was surprised to find that absolutely nothing happened at the stag do. I do seem to have developed the same allergy as all the other men there, despite not eating the offending caramel creams. Maybe the fact that I am coeliac has made me more susceptible to this strange condition which medical science has yet to explain. I mean, I am a medical scientist and I have been working tirelessly on this condition for all of 24 hours (with the occasional hour break to surf the internet, about 20-24 of those) and am no closer to a cure than I was when I started. Beleive me, by the laws of Hollywood, if you can't find a cure in less than 2 hours then there is no cure. So, I have given up the search for a cure for the terrible blight of red welts and bruising caused by caramel creams. We may never find it.
