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fictionalSo, am back from SD. Actual 72 hrs in Palm Tree Land = very nice. Dominos, food, episodes of Forever Knight, lots of sleep albeit on a somewhat hard floor, general relaxation and an extremely comfortable couch.
24 hrs of travel on American Airlines with layovers, lack of sleep and generally busted-ass airplanes with terrible service and extreme discomfort = less nice.
Cold/Flu thing that I have picked up = very bad.
Last night, something weird happened to my vision. Everything became blurry/shimmery in spots - sort of like bits of my field of vision were devolving into rainbow, oasis hallucinations. Has this ever happened to anyone? I thought that I was going blind for a while - which is of great personal fear to me. I may have had a fever at the time, as I began to catalogue my options if I was indeed going blind, and oddly, the Final Solution seemed the most sensible and attractive.*
I was very frightened.
I'm better now, though still feeling a bit weird. Have made a doctor's appt. for tomorrow.
In other news, support the writer's strike by calling the networks and urging them to comply with writers' demands in talks today.
http://community.livejournal.com/wga_supporters/113820.html
*What an appropriate topic for an LJ post! Rest assured, I realize that in the broad light of (less delirious) day, this is less sensible than it at first seemed.
24 hrs of travel on American Airlines with layovers, lack of sleep and generally busted-ass airplanes with terrible service and extreme discomfort = less nice.
Cold/Flu thing that I have picked up = very bad.
Last night, something weird happened to my vision. Everything became blurry/shimmery in spots - sort of like bits of my field of vision were devolving into rainbow, oasis hallucinations. Has this ever happened to anyone? I thought that I was going blind for a while - which is of great personal fear to me. I may have had a fever at the time, as I began to catalogue my options if I was indeed going blind, and oddly, the Final Solution seemed the most sensible and attractive.*
I was very frightened.
I'm better now, though still feeling a bit weird. Have made a doctor's appt. for tomorrow.
In other news, support the writer's strike by calling the networks and urging them to comply with writers' demands in talks today.
http://community.livejournal.com/wga_supporters/113820.html
*What an appropriate topic for an LJ post! Rest assured, I realize that in the broad light of (less delirious) day, this is less sensible than it at first seemed.
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Date: 2007-11-27 06:42 pm (UTC)This happens to you all the time? That sucks majorly. I thought my vision was just going to...go. And then I thought, no more reading! I will die!
I still feel very strange. I will tell my doctor tomorrow and see what she says!
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Date: 2007-11-27 06:43 pm (UTC)Also, migraines do not have to involve pain. Graene, I think gets ones like these without pain if I recall correctly.