Whine, whine, whine.

[chess]

I feel tired, ill, and miserable. This is partly due to actually being quite ill, partly due to a really depressing dream, and partly due to needing an excuse not to go to my lecture so I can have a shower. (Yes, I know I'm spodding; I'm attempting to eat breakfast, which is difficult because I feel ill.)

In other news, I now know what book I'll be getting from school, because our Java lecturer has decided to be lazy and tell us all to go and get a book rather than writing notes, and I can't be bothered to race people to the library for it.

Also, I feel like a complete and utter faliure, but I know that's just the physiology talking. (Not that I don't have due cause, and all, but I suspect I'm being overdramatic.) The fact I have one of the most depressing songs I know in my head currently probably isn't helping.

Comments

[mdavison.livejournal.com]

Snap, on the feeling Ill bit. Plus, i woke up at about 8:50, having slept through both alarms, and hence have missed my physics lecture. Wonderful. now i need to work out hat else i have to do today, and then go and do it. (and i appear to have a really bad headache for no apparent reason, and im noot dehydrayted.

[tienelle.livejournal.com]

You need an excuse beyond being ill and depressed? You're much too conscientious. Still, urg: drink lots, lose consciousness, and growl at anyone who disturbs you.

If you like, I can probably introduce you to more depressing songs... <G>

[chess]

You'd have trouble beating the current selection, mostly on the grounds of accumilated context than anything to do with the actual lyrics. In fact, often the more depressingly the song was intended, the less it will actually accumilate depressing associations, past a certain point.

[edith-the-hutt.livejournal.com]

*hugs* Cheer up. It might not be specific advice but I think it's just about the best I can give right now. Life really isn't as bad as Cambridge seems to think it is at the moment.

[chess]

I will almost certainly quit being depressed in fairly short order, as most of the problems are actually physical rather than mental, and simply messing up my state of mind.