At world’s end
I went to see Pirates of the Caribbean today. Allow me to explain – I actually have 4 days of holiday. Mmhm. 4 days with nothing to do whatsoever (that is if you discount the whole planning elective, applying for job, starting year 6 essay and learning).
But yes, no imminent exam looming over my head. For the past year I have had exams that count directly towards my ranking and hence the quality of job I get every 8 weeks and it has been a loooooong process. Now I have a whole 6 months without exams that count towards finals. Of course then it is finals themselves, and then I actually have to be a doctor and somehow figure out how to cure people, but for 4 whole days I have nothing to do.
So I slept till past 9am (who ever would have thought it), then went to see Pirates of the Caribbean, which I really enjoyed just because it’s really cleanly filmed (I know what I mean even if no-one else does).
Then this evening I actually went out to socialise for the first time in I think literally 4 months. Since it is now the end of 5th year of the medical degree and starting 6th year next weeks, it means changing to a different group from the one we had this past year, so it was a kind of goodbye drinks. It was nice, we sat outside for a bit chatting, then moved inside, and once people started to leave I decided not to outstay my welcome, but it was all very jolly and everyone seemed to be finding me really funny, and from somewhere I suddenly had loads to say and wanted everyone to be looking at me and listening to everything I had to say, so yeah, I had a really nice time.
I am so amaing right now, I love myself to pieces. I haven’t eaten anything in over 24 hours, I think it’s actually 33 hours now since I ate any food. I did drink a little Baileys and maybe a quarter of a bottle of wine tonight though, so that’s a fair number of calories, but obviously it was a special occasion and that wont be repeated, plus the party was a pretty long cycle away, plus I was wearing a little skirt and top and it was pretty cold outside, so that must all of helped in the battle against the fat.
I just have a good feeling about it this time, I think I’m going to do well. Normally I run out of energy really early on and end up flagging and then eating because I barely have the strength to walk, but this time I’m strong and I have the energy to just keep going. I’m not even remotely tired right now and have energy to spare.
I’m kinda tempted to do some stuff tomorrow that I wouldn’t normally do, but since I have the time off it just sounds like fun. Like maybe get on a bus to London without any money or anything with me and just wander and see where I end up, or maybe meet a random guy and just see what happens, or just something a bit different. I love feeling like this. I’m completely invincible, I could do anything and nothing bad would happen. When I was cycling back tonight I totally felt like I was flying and I could dodge between the cars with no chance I’d get hurt. I even left my trusty cycle helmet behind for once.
So much energy.
I’m glad you had a good time and that you’re feeling so positive right now 🙂
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That’s awesome that you’re feeling good at the moment, but controlling your eating is about knowing what to eat and what not to eat, not just aborting the eating all together!! Hopefully you’re okay and enjoy your few days off! You will make a good doctor soon enough =)
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I’m glad you are on a natural high right now, it sounds great. Enjoy your days off! Take care of yourself though… be careful whatever you end up doing.
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I love the London bus idea. But people tend to faint on busses in my experience and with no food in your belly I don’t want you to be another statistic in my life! ryn: lol, I know. I think its because my Matthew has such an expressionist face that a ‘plastic face’ doesnt sap all my energy.
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RYN: Luckily I only need 4 textbooks to last me the full 2 years and 3 months of my course. If I find I need others on a short term basis I’ll take those out the library but I find if there are books you’re using all the time it’s safer to get your own. It was a NIGHTMARE getting books out the library when I was doing my psych degree, so I’m playing it safe this time.
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I did mean a “crazy man” but my girl and I have a thing about the word and being spelled this way – so when she see it – she knows it is my way of saying “I love you”…
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ryn: I hope your back is better. We are both young – still young. Matts dad is 50 something and runs about 10 miles a day and has so much more energy. I’m only 21, I’m still niave, stupid and YOUNG. You arent supposed to have a bad back at 21 for f*cks sake! Take care, xxxxx
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Cheers for my note, I’ve heard of Duke of Edinburgh and nearly got roped into it I think, good job in the end, ey? And I’m glad things seems all top for you right now, hurrah for the energy! xD All my love, x
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ryn: I know 🙂
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ryn- yeah i know which is why i said i’m not diabetic 😛 i get low blood sugar after meals, apparently this happens to some people because their body produces more insulin then they require, so I guess this is it. You’re right, if I was diabetic and untreated my sugar would be high, not low.
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i’m sure you get lots of things right! how has everything been for you lately? is everything ok? x
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