fatigue

[hnpcc]

I really shouldn't be this tired. All I've done is play one semi-game of soccer, one semi-game of netball and work two days. I'm absolutely stuffed.

Granted the work did involve me walking 9 times between buildings and up and down two flights of stairs at each, but I do that quite a lot so it shouldn't really affect me that much.

I'm going to blame the lack of coffee.

In other news, arguing with philosophers (like ones that do it for a living) is bloody frustrating. Particularly when you're arguing something fairly scientifically based. And language is an important consideration, no matter how you're redefining things. Meh.

Comments

There there.

[ang-grrr.livejournal.com]

Perhaps you have a little touch of something? I'd take a load of wine and go to bed. :)

[numbat.livejournal.com]

It's the heat.

Re: There there.

[damienw]

I read this excellent advice as a "loaf" of wine, and immediately my brain add "and a jug of bread".
I blame Terry Pratchett. And the heat.

[hnpcc]

I think it was actually playing the two games in the heat which left me more than usually dehydrated and salt-deficient.

I seem to be fine this morning, after crashing on the couch last night.

[numbat.livejournal.com]

Even if it was nothing like the temperature we saw in Canberra yesterday (and 37.6 was one heck of a shock for the last day of spring)the higher temperatures surely had an effect simply because you're use to playing in winter. Give it 2/3 weeks and you'll hardly notice.