I pushed myself too hard over the weekend (which I'll
write more about later). I didn't notice until Sunday,
when I'd already done it. If I can just push on through
the next two days, I can collapse on Thursday. I'm not
catching up on rest today -- I had an appointment at the
clinic earlier and have prescriptions to pick up in a
little while and my house is terribly hot and I've got
rehearsal tonight. So I'll try to borrow Thursday's
spoons to get through today. I fear that by the time
I can take a nap, the odds of my waking up again in time
for
3LF tonight will be too low to chance it.
( trivial weather chitchat )
I called to cancel my landline phone service. Talk
America charges an extra $10 to cancel service, which seems
like a rip off ( minor TalkAmerica sniping )
Over the weekend, I came home one night to find my
kitchen table wet. Wiping up the liquid, I saw that it
was brown (not immediately apparent on a brown table in
dim light). Moving things out of the way, I found that
the puddle was larger than it had first appeared ...
It turned out that a can of cola in the middle of a
cardboard 12-pack carton had burst. I haven't seen a
column of ants yet, so I probably managed to find all
the places it dripped and wipe them up. I'm blaming the
weather.
I'm also blaming the weather (and/or pollen) for the
pain-that-feels-different-from-migraine in my face. Cheeks,
eyes, pressure: I'm thinking sinuses. Speaking of not-migraine,
next clinic visit we start addressing the fibromyalgia.
With my new ISP, I was having a bunch of routing problems:
( networking strangeness and its mysterious solution )
So I guess the problem I was documenting to complain about was
a) inside my house after all, and b) even more mysterious than
it appeared. Anyhow, that was the final piece for getting rid
of the landline. The financial savings that were the main reason
for getting the wireless connection will finally be realized
(once i dig out from the overdue phone bills that have piled up).
( and one of those 'my computers are old' observations )