One of the reasons I don’t post very often (well, ain’t this
post a lil’ funny then?) is that, quite honestly, sitting at the computer for
hours is a largely uneventful and painful experience for me. I don’t have
anything particularly wrong with me, but as a result of various incidents I
find it painful to sit down for long periods of time.
You know that way you sit in bed and read a book? I have to
have my bed in the corner and sit quite upright if I want to do that for
anything longer than a couple of minutes. The bottom of my spine really doesn’t
like prolonged pressure and it makes it difficult to do things people find
relaxing, like have a bath or sit and read. I suppose it’s a good thing,
because it means I don’t sit around all day (something I have tried rather
unsuccessfully to do today, in fact) and I get more done. Walking around
aimlessly is awfully boring. It’s good for thinking, but I prefer longer walks
for that sort of thing.
Even now, as I type, it’s very uncomfortable. My neck doesn’t
like it, my back doesn’t like it and my legs take about half an hour to recover
every time I do this. Exams are a nightmare and I find that I break my concentration
by moving around in the seat a lot. But there you go, no matter! I was, more
than anything, wondering if anybody else feels like that. I find it very
annoying; I have to go to a physiotherapist for the duration of exam season
because the studying leaves me unable to sleep.
The main problem is either having had whiplash a while ago
that was never fully resolved, or the ridiculously unbalanced amount of muscle
I have on my back. The right side has about three times as much muscle as the
left, due to my being lazy with sports training and not practising elements (of
any sport that requires feet) both ways around. It sucks. I tell you (more like
warn), don’t do it. It results in annoying cramps and rucksacks are never comfortable.
But enough! How were the cookies? I hope a couple of you
tried to make them. I’d make them more often myself if it weren’t for the fact
that I eat them all one after the other.
I always forget to mention, if anyone has questions about
me, you can always send them here (as in, comment below). I’ll set up an email
address for correspondence in the future.
Happy reading, folks!
Victoria Jane
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