*blinks*

[icepixie]

Um. I didn't know it was possible to sleep for eighteen hours straight, but apparently it is, 'cause I just did it. Around 8 PM, my eyes pretty much shut of their own accord, and didn't open back up until half an hour ago. Possibly the mini-cold I have on top of the jet lag has something to do with this.

And now I have to go grocery shopping. *sigh* No desire, man, none whatsoever.

(P.S. Flight was delayed two hours, but otherwise fine. Train ride was nice and long, but sleepable. Warm and sunny yesterday in London, which made me question which country I was in, but Exeter has succeeded in bringing the drizzle. Ah, well.)

Comments

[suzvoy.livejournal.com]

Wow, you obviously needed it. *huggles*

[matt1969.livejournal.com]

at least the southwest hasn't had the huge flooding that has hit other parts of the country, so be thankful you only have drizzle *g*

seriously, take a look at the pictures of Carlisle... BBC news is a good site

[wildtiger7.livejournal.com]

I wish I could get on with sleeping for more than a few hours at a time, but my body seems a bit too confused for that.

[tarzanic.livejournal.com]

Wow, sounds like you needed it! I'm glad the trip went well. :)

[fiara.livejournal.com]

hey! I just missed you and Brittney in London. We flew out this morning from heathrow at 8am. It is possible to get up at 3:45am. The world exists.

[zazuomgwtf.livejournal.com]

travelling and jetlag can really do one in.