Bored

[ladyofastolat]

It's very boring to be too ill to actually do anything, but not so ill that you don't want to do things. I am also fed up with being reduced to languishing on the couch just before Christmas, when there are dinners with stuffing and sausages wrapped in bacon (aka two of my Best Things Ever) to be had. That's two years in a row that I've missed a Morris dancing boozy Christmas feast. Grump!

Oh, and is anyone else not getting LJ comment notifications? I've had none since, um... Tuesday, I think?

At least I can just about cope with rereading well-loved favourite books, as long as they don't get too challenging. Sadly, I've reread (or, rather, re-re-re-reread) most of my well-loved favourite non-demanding books in the 6 months or so (my favourite Georgette Heyers, Diana Wynne Joneses, Sherwood Smiths, Elizabeth Marie Popes, Hilary McKays, Jaclyn Moriartys and so on) so am doing quite a lot of standing swayingly while staring at shelves failing to find much inspiration.

Comments

[leesa_perrie]

Oh, poor you. *hugs* Here's hoping you feel better soon, 'cos that doesn't sound like fun at all.



Not sure this advice is sound, but then, what else do you expect from a squirrel?

[torkell]

Comment notifications seem to be working fine here. Possibly a daft question, but have you checked your spam folder?

[lycoris.livejournal.com]

Ugh, that stage of being ill is the worst - I hate it when I'm looking at the bookcases and being all "... yeah ... " You feel better soon - I hope a book leaps out at you! :)

[puddleshark.livejournal.com]

Hope you're soon feeling better!

'Tis a terrible thing to find yourself staring apathetically at your bookshelves.

[rubygirl29.livejournal.com]

Feel better! I can't think of a worse time of year to be ill!

[thecatsamuel.livejournal.com]

Hope you feel better soon!

I am currently working my way through Bernard Cornwell's Warrior series. It is basically Sharpe with Vikings instead of French but well written, great characterisation, lots of fun.