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Nearly fell asleep in the bath earlier, so ended up taking the nap I really didn't want to take. Now it feels like mid-afternoon when it is in fact mid-evening, and I'm guessing that the can of Coke I just drank won't help. Jetlag wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the fact that I have so much work to do tomorrow, and then have to leave for London on Monday.
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Poor Suw. 🙁 You should have slept on the plane… admittedly in practice this is a rather difficult task.
I did sleep on the plane. Both of them. But as I'd had two nights of only four hours sleep in the previous three days, I ended up unable to stay awake this afternoon. Now, sleep seems somewhat impossible.
Hello Suw,
just dropping by. long time so see, i'm glad to see that things have picked up for you.
xo
jacobus
Try staying awake.
Ouch… the damnation that is modern speedy travel, too fast for the body to catch up with! 🙂
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