ALL-DAY-ER

Sunday, December 10. 2006

I'm in the middle of finals, so I'll keep this short. Some may think that nocturnal species fare better during these times, but a disrupted circadian rhythm is a trial no matter what your natural schedule is. As I write this I've been up for 20 consecutive hours.

Once exams are over I'll be heading home for some serious R&R. Dad's assured both Fenton and I that Hare-Link's tech stuff can wait a few days until we recover.

Danielle sent me a video of Francis crawling around their house. As a scientist I'm still looking for cues pointing toward a definite species determination; as his cousin I simply pronounce him adorable.

Rhonda just returned from her Disembowelment Final. She looks happy and full. It's always good to have a happy tiger in the room.

Posted by Lindesfarne at 14:49 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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Ah, Diembowlment class, one of my favourites. Almost majored in it.

I notice how you plug Hare Link with a link every time it's mentioned, I'm sure that even though a part of you wants R&R from Hare Link, another part wants Hare Link to have all the business it can handle.

#1 Ken D. Lion on 2006-12-10 19:08 (Reply)

Yes, disembowelment is rather Final, isn't it?

#2 Sleepy John on 2006-12-12 13:55 (Reply)

I know what you mean, they're a real killer. when I took my tests, I even tried being polyphasic for a while. (that's when you just have 1/2 hour naps around the clock) It worked for a while, but after a couple of weeks, I crashed and ended up in my usual dinural pattern. still, it was kind of fun while it lasted; getting up at 3 in the morning was great for pratical jokes.

#3 wrincewind (Link) on 2007-03-30 12:45 (Reply)

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