Argh

[kribu]

The absolute worst thing about Leto Svet just winning our Eurovision song contest final is that I now have the blasted thing going on and on in my head... WAAAAAA!!! I don't want to. Really. How can something so utterly stupid be so catchy? *weeps*

Never mind that half of Europe will now think that this Slavic-sounding thing (which is supposed to be Serbo-Croatian, I suspect) is what we actually speak here... ah well. Honestly, I don't know why I even bother watching ESC these days - mostly to point and laugh, I think, but sometimes even that gets painful.

Should just blow my nose and do something else now. Like continue reading fic. Have had a bad headache all day, since the moment I woke, and although it's gone down a bit, it's still not really conducive to doing much anything. Which explains why I've spent the day not doing anything!

Comments

[dickgloucester.livejournal.com]

Could it be that at the w/e you let go a little of the tension you build during the week? That's often a cause of headaches. Maybe you need to find a way to relax (meditation techniques? yoga?) more generally. Yoga is also good for general health, I've been told.

I hope you're a bit better today, and can get some fresh air to blow away the cobwebs, weather permitting.

Eurovision: I love it. I try to watch every year - it's the direst, most kitsch thing I can think of on TV, and yet I am always disappointed if I have to miss it. We line up the beers and pizza, hone our invective, and hey presto - an evening of pure entertainment. We don't care who wins, though.

[kribu.livejournal.com]

I don't think I'm very good at forced relaxing. I can't imagine doing meditation or yoga! I'd go stir-crazy within a few moments, I think - I'm just way too impatient. Just the mere thought of "relaxing" is enough to make me stressed.

I'm feeling a whole lot better today though, no headache - just wish my nose wasn't so completely blocked again!

Fresh air would be nice, and I suspect mum is going to drag me out soon - it's sunny. Never mind that the wind is still gusting to 60 km/h or so, which isn't really pleasant in the winter.

Eurovision is a good way to spend a few hours making fun of everything... and there is usually at least one decent or even good song among all the horridness, too. Not one that ends up winning though!