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[klwilliams]

I didn't think I was terribly jetlagged, until last night when I could barely move, and not only went to bed over an hour earlier than usual, I fell asleep immediately.

And then I dreamed. And woke up, and dreamed some more. I had a fabulous dream that gave me the answers for a story problem that has been dormant for a couple of years. I also woke up early, rested and alert, and wasn't able to call my beloved because he wasn't home yet. Sigh.

Now that I'm at work, I'm still a little logy. It may be the shot. But I have caffeine.

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[deborahjross.livejournal.com]

I've got only 2 hours to cope with, and re-adjusting is proceeding slowly. Yesterday (day 1), I was so tired I could barely breathe. Today's better, although I will most likely fall over after dinner. Why can't the whole world be in the same time zone??? (Just kidding...)

[threeoutside.livejournal.com]

When I went to Paris, and *finally* got into my apartment (what an ordeal, and nothing outrageous even happened), I slept for Fifteen. Hours. Straight. And when I got up I didn't have a bit of jet lag at all after that, all week. I try not to worry about having spent fifteen of my precious week in Paris sleeping...but at least it made it so I could enjoy the rest of the week.

It's surprising how jet lag can getya.

[aberwyn.livejournal.com]

I hope you're feeling better tonight!

Next writing group meeting: the 22nd, for that dream story. :-)

[kahnegabs.livejournal.com]

It's nice for us to have you back, though. Will you be at Oct. Crown?

[klwilliams.livejournal.com]

I doubt it. Chaz and another friend are coming the last week of October, so I'll need my weekends to get ready, then hang out with them.