I'm sure I must be a thousand years old
Nov. 8th, 2004 07:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sereneOkay, maybe I'm not a thousand years old. I just feel it.
Everything hurts. No, really. Everything. I can barely type without cringing, I have bruises everywhere (and not the ones that are fun to get), and I think I may have injured my finger. But hey, I *did* it. I did six or seven hours of the hardest physical labor I've ever done, and I survived it. And now I have five days to rest up from it before I have to do it twice more.
They say to give it a couple of weeks before quitting because it's so hard, and I think that's reasonable. I will give it two or three more weeks, and if my body doesn't give out, I'll have the heavenly weekend schedule, the great benefits, and five days a week in which to do whatever the hell I please. It'll be worth it if my body can take it.
I cannot go sing tonight; I can barely walk. Getting up from my seat at the movies (we finally saw Sky Captain) was harder than standing up after abdominal surgery, and that's something I wouldn't exaggerate about. Oy.
I used to say, when things were tough, "I'm young; I'll bounce back." I ain't so young any more.
We'll see.
Everything hurts. No, really. Everything. I can barely type without cringing, I have bruises everywhere (and not the ones that are fun to get), and I think I may have injured my finger. But hey, I *did* it. I did six or seven hours of the hardest physical labor I've ever done, and I survived it. And now I have five days to rest up from it before I have to do it twice more.
They say to give it a couple of weeks before quitting because it's so hard, and I think that's reasonable. I will give it two or three more weeks, and if my body doesn't give out, I'll have the heavenly weekend schedule, the great benefits, and five days a week in which to do whatever the hell I please. It'll be worth it if my body can take it.
I cannot go sing tonight; I can barely walk. Getting up from my seat at the movies (we finally saw Sky Captain) was harder than standing up after abdominal surgery, and that's something I wouldn't exaggerate about. Oy.
I used to say, when things were tough, "I'm young; I'll bounce back." I ain't so young any more.
We'll see.