Monday, February 11, 2008

D is for Dreaded

Well, I've felt like crap most of the weekend. Sounds like I'm not the only one.

Let's see... I had after-hours IT work to do during the wee hours of Sunday morning. That in and of itself was the final blow to my immune system. I didn't get to bed until close to 3:00 AM and I had to be up by 7:00. I got about 6 hours of sleep last night -- an hour more than usual but hardly what I'd call therapeutic.

With that, I decided shortly after waking up that I'd hoof it to the Dreaded Bus. I don't feel that sick right now, but with my sinuses partly clogged and a bit of a raw throat from breathing through my mouth all night long, I didn't feel that over-working my body, breathing in cold, dry air was a good idea. It's 12°F (-11°C) out with 56% relative humidity.

So, there you have it. My first non-bike commute of 2008. But at least I'm not driving.

Don't forget to guess the weight of my backpack to win a free jersey!

Random Tunage:
Peaches - Aa - Xxx
Alanis Morisette - Head Over Feet

Posted by Noah at 05:58
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1 comment:

Apertome said...

Sarah seems to be getting sick, too. I'm hoping I can fight it off, but not too optimistic.

Don't feel bad about taking the bus ... you're sick, take care of yourself! Oh and I can't imagine functioning on so little sleep. I used to but I can't do it anymore. Any less than 7 hours and I'm a zombie.

February 11, 2008 10:29 AM

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