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Jul. 11th, 2009 07:48 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sureiOkay! Now that I'm a little more coherent...
Part of the reason I kept up with LJ so much was because I wanted to tell people stuff and had no other method of doing so. Now I live with other people, talk to my best-friend-sister nearly every day, play WoW, and have Vent. I'm telling people stuff all the time. And LJ gets neglected. Poor LJ.
Last week I had half my wisdom teeth out. The bottom two. And they had to cut into my jaw to remove them, so I'm still recovering. Currently, this means that it's hard to sleep at night from the pain, and the usual medication I have for it, prescription-strength Ibuprofen, doesn't seem to work if I take it and go to sleep for some reason. So last night I tried the other stuff for the first time: Percocet, which is an opiate. And I'd say "Whoo, that stuff is strong," except that it's more of an "urg" than a "woo". Weak joints and dizzy, and six hours later, as the pain starts to wear back on, so does nausea. No fun. In fact, it feels an awful lot like having the 'flu, only without the coughs or runny nose.
Why I was up earlier this morning and why I'm up now, I don't know. I'm going back to sleep.
Part of the reason I kept up with LJ so much was because I wanted to tell people stuff and had no other method of doing so. Now I live with other people, talk to my best-friend-sister nearly every day, play WoW, and have Vent. I'm telling people stuff all the time. And LJ gets neglected. Poor LJ.
Last week I had half my wisdom teeth out. The bottom two. And they had to cut into my jaw to remove them, so I'm still recovering. Currently, this means that it's hard to sleep at night from the pain, and the usual medication I have for it, prescription-strength Ibuprofen, doesn't seem to work if I take it and go to sleep for some reason. So last night I tried the other stuff for the first time: Percocet, which is an opiate. And I'd say "Whoo, that stuff is strong," except that it's more of an "urg" than a "woo". Weak joints and dizzy, and six hours later, as the pain starts to wear back on, so does nausea. No fun. In fact, it feels an awful lot like having the 'flu, only without the coughs or runny nose.
Why I was up earlier this morning and why I'm up now, I don't know. I'm going back to sleep.