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liadnanTired... so tired.
Friday night I had nothing planned, until Clanwilliam rang and suggested a drink with her and G. In and of itself this was a fine idea, but I found myself wishing on Saturday morning that I (a) hadn't drunk so much; (b) had eaten something; or (c) both.
Once I'd recovered enough to stop hiding my head under the pillow and pushing my forehead against the wall (which, as any fule kno, stops hangovers) I went off to Oxford for the Corpus Gaudy. Which was fun, and involved good food and much, much, drinking, until gone 3 AM, then more drinking on Sunday (mini pub crawl of The Bear, the Lamb and Flag -some ridiculous idea of Alan and Joff's about finding a particular track on a jukebox that proved not to exist- and the Eagle and Child).
All in all a good weekend. The downside was that I discovered that the association of people and place raised more than one ghost I had hoped was laid. I shall be enigmatic and no more specific than that: a handful of you might have some clue about the people part of what I mean, the other part was more about the place and me.
Anyways, I crawled back on the Citylink and should have gone to bed: instead I watched Midsomer Murders. Is it just me or is each episode sillier than the last? Or do the rest of you (or those of you with access to it) have better taste than to watch it?
Friday night I had nothing planned, until Clanwilliam rang and suggested a drink with her and G. In and of itself this was a fine idea, but I found myself wishing on Saturday morning that I (a) hadn't drunk so much; (b) had eaten something; or (c) both.
Once I'd recovered enough to stop hiding my head under the pillow and pushing my forehead against the wall (which, as any fule kno, stops hangovers) I went off to Oxford for the Corpus Gaudy. Which was fun, and involved good food and much, much, drinking, until gone 3 AM, then more drinking on Sunday (mini pub crawl of The Bear, the Lamb and Flag -some ridiculous idea of Alan and Joff's about finding a particular track on a jukebox that proved not to exist- and the Eagle and Child).
All in all a good weekend. The downside was that I discovered that the association of people and place raised more than one ghost I had hoped was laid. I shall be enigmatic and no more specific than that: a handful of you might have some clue about the people part of what I mean, the other part was more about the place and me.
Anyways, I crawled back on the Citylink and should have gone to bed: instead I watched Midsomer Murders. Is it just me or is each episode sillier than the last? Or do the rest of you (or those of you with access to it) have better taste than to watch it?
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Date: 2004-01-12 05:33 am (UTC)As for the associations between people and places, I am often startled by that, too. I won't have thought of someone for yonks, then suddenly, because of the place I'm in, I'm struck by memories I'd thought long dead. The human mind is an incredible, bizarre beast, like a too smart for its own good dog that is always testing its master.
Glad you had a good weekend, tho'. Always makes me happy when I see your adorable face next to a post! Hope your Monday is going well - I am up far too early for my own good. *kiss*
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:45 am (UTC)Monday is going, neither good nor bad. The weather is rubbish, which never helps.
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Date: 2004-01-12 05:40 am (UTC)I discovered that the association of people and place raised more than one ghost
That's a universal peril, I fear. Happens to me all the time. Blah.
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:47 am (UTC)I think of people, and places, in the context of events, rather than the other way around, if that makes sense (probably not). So being at a 3AM room party in Oxford with people makes me remember other parties many years ago.
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:29 am (UTC)And emotions and liquor don't mix. Which is why I drink until all emotions are dead. Tis much more handy.
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:44 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:51 am (UTC)I always thought the silliest advice was to drink water before going to bed. OK, it's actually about the only preventive measure that works, but if I was sober enough to think about doing that I wouldn't have a hangover, would I?
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Date: 2004-01-12 06:55 am (UTC)On Friday, I actually did remember to get food on my way home (as this also aids recovery the next day) ... but was too drunk to remember to eat it. Found it the next morning. Most unpleasant.