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[geekchick]

Oh yeah, perhaps the fact that I got maybe 4 hours of sleep last night thanks to hours of borderline panic attacks starting around 12:30, added to today's peak flow measurements between 290 and 320 (a "normal" woman my age and height should be in the 480 range, I'm usually in the 430 area when it's not allergy season), just might explain why I feel so godawful run down today. If I could, I'd probably duck out mid-afternoon to go home, pick up my inhaler at CVS and take a nap. Unfortunately, I'm the only half of my department here and so I'm kinda stuck.

Could be worse. Could be snowing.

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[geekchick]

My little dose of perspective last week: I was grumbling about having to wear a long-sleeved tshirt and a light sweater out of the house after a few days of blissful mid-70s, when a friend pointed out that they had 8 inches of snow. On the other hand, I don't live in Colorado for a reason. Well, many reasons actually, but I think you know what I mean. =)

[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

I could possibly live in Colorado. Just not certain more crowded parts of it. I can deal with snow. I don't like dealing with other people (on the roads, mainly) who can't.

Of course, where we're suddenly thinking about relocating doesn't get all that much of the white stuff.

Nice user pic, BTW. ;-)

[geekchick]

where we're suddenly thinking about relocating doesn't get all that much of the white stuff.

If I guess correctly where that is, I think they tend to get more of the ice storms than the snow. At least last year, anyway.

[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

If I guess correctly where that is

About 4 1/2 hours south of where you are. :-)

I've noticed that area gets more ice. More hurricanes, too, but fewer tornados. ;-)