Aten't dead

[matgb]

Got back from Conference yesterday afternoon in a state of exhaustion. Played Dungeon Keeper lots in the evening as my brain wouldn't do anything else (and it was barely able to do that). Slept. Sort of.

Worked today, if you can call the half awake brain addled "guh" that I was managing instead of research working--not to self, don't start new projects the day after the end of a conference.

Am still not here. Had a great weekend despite the exhaution, met many many people and was bought many many drinks, which are good. Yesterday afternoon was not so good--I have no clue how my brain always says "St XXX" when it means "XXX St" and vice versa, but it does. Sorry darlin'

I have now also been reminded that I said I'd take the doggies out when I finished work. Which would explain why they're whinging at the door. Real proper updates with news, opinions and stuff might follow. Maybe. If I can wake up.

Comments

[miss-s-b.livejournal.com]

You is forgiven. Last night made up for yesterday afternoon ;)

[shaysdays.livejournal.com]

Totally random- is whinging pronounced the same way as the Americans pronounce whining? Or do you you actually stick a 'g' sound in there? (Luckily no Brits have ever accused me of it so I've never heard it but I know minge, so figured I'd ask.)

[matgb]

No, whinge definitely has a soft g pronounced. Technically the dogs were whining as they can't whinge, that's what people do, but rhetorically it's similar. Whinging requires speach, whining is without speach.

I think. Probably wrong tho.

[shaysdays.livejournal.com]

Cool, thank you!

(If you read it, you'll see I opened u my journal to international off topic questions, so feel fre to ask That Thing You Keep Meaning To Ask That Never Comes Up.)