This month has been …strange. So Abstract seems to be the theme.
Moments of the Month – August 2016
This month has been …strange. So Abstract seems to be the theme.
The abstract tiles are absolutely memorising.
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Thanks Lily. I had some fun with them. They were just photos of normal items around my house that I mutated in my editing software.
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Heehee, that’s *mesmerizing* (sorry, brain fog) 🙂
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yeah, cotton wool is funny stuff when it’s in your head. I keep forgetting normal words at the moment.
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I asked for a cup of ‘cheesy monkey’ this morning instead of a cup of mocha, so you’re not alone.
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sorry, but that made me giggle, “cheesy monkey” 🙂
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Spawn thinks it’s hilarious.
This is my take on my stoopid brain fog.
https://moresleeppleaseblog.wordpress.com/2016/08/25/the-games-brain-plays-fibrofog/
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Oh Lily, I am mortified to think I was whingeing about my sleep issues. You are one hell of a woman, and mother. Be proud of yourself for your continuing “stick it where the sun don’t shine” attitude to your ills.
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Claudette, I thank you. 🙂
Sleep issues are a terrible thing. They can affect our every waking moment, from performing tasks to cognitive skills, so no need to be mortified. A small sleeping issue can turn into a major one, so whinge all you want. 🙂
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Nope, I needed a wake-up call (how ironic!).
My sister has acute obstructive sleep apnea (or whatever the hell the medical term is) and basically suffocates herself 108 times on average a night, and is waiting for her CPAP, and also has chronic insomnia – and here I am whingeing about a short-term sleep/wake balance shortfall.
I’m climbing out of my wallow.
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Sorry, but your opening line made me laugh.
Jeez, I have sleep apnea but nowhere near as bad as your sister. 4 times on average is frightening enough! Glad that she’s getting a CPAP machine. My friend has one but doesn’t use it because it’s “too noisy,” then complains that she’s had no sleep!
Nothing wrong with a little bit of wallowing. I do it often. The trick is not to get stuck in it. 🙂
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Was just thinking that this morning. Wallowing can improve your skin tone, rid you of parasites and keep you from getting sunburned (well, if you are a hippo) but if you stay in it forever you just look grubby 🙂
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True. So very true.
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