ergh.

[arethinn]

Why am I so bloody cranky lately? Is it just the big delay getting in Sunday night (they delayed the plane 35-40 minutes waiting for some people in Customs to make the connection, so with that and being at a different gate in SF and a mix-up with the baggage carousel, I didn't actually get home until 1 AM) plus the fact of having to jump right back in at work with not enough students and no time to re-adjust? Or is there something else going on? Blah. Sorry if I've snapped at anyone in a more bitter way than usual today.

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[soundwave106.livejournal.com]

Lack of sleep easily can do that, methinks...

[starlightforest.livejournal.com]

Logical enough if I were actually lacking sleep, but I'm not (I don't think...). 1 AM arrival was crankifying, but well ahead of when I usually go to bed. *shrug*

[azraelgrrl.livejournal.com]

I've done the long distance thing -many times.Not plane distance but far enough to make it impossible to see one another withouth careful planning.I got cranky when it seemed like I'd rather be there then home.It just started vibing wrong and I'd be all disgruntled at the world instead of falling into the normal ~home~ routine.

[starlightforest.livejournal.com]

It's partly that, although I've gotten fairly used to it over five and a half years. I was remarking to Gord that it feels less sad for me to be be the one who travels, because it's like I press pause here, and go there, and then press pause there, and come back. They're sort of mutually exclusive. Whereas when he comes here, when he leaves, there's a sudden hollow-silent shock. *shrugs* Anyway, I don't think it's really that, is the point, since I've done it enough to build up a resistance.