calm ~ma to WindSparrow and omnis for their respective stressful sitches.

Calm ~ma, Andi and lots of safe travel ~ma for Daniel.

May it be a delight filled evening, o-a.

I baked stuff. It was mostly avoiding doing real work. But now I have muffins, and pies.

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apologies for the whine fest above. There's stuff been going on since October that I haven't posted about because of the squick factor, and the not really ready to talk about it because it freaks me out, and because it's likely all caused by me stressing - if I seem like a huge whining bore and a ~ma whore right now, I am sorry.

{{Sox}} No need at all for apologies. I'm sorry for all the stress.

Besides, you're from Baltimore, you're supposed to be off the hook.

Daniel's home. Thanks for ~ma.

{{{{{Sox}}}}}} If you're not allowed to be whiny here, I'll have to stop, and that would be sad. So please, whine all you want. Also, that wasn't really whiny.

I have been a lazy slug all day. I just couldn't get motivated. I baked so I could point to something done, but really it was a total loss of a day. It was a matter of the list being so long that it overwhelmed me. Blah. Yep, gonna pay for this tomorrow.

Hivemind question: If someone is in a car accident, and feels fine afterwards, has no apparent injuries, no symptoms manifest that day - if he were to have nausea, vomiting, exhaustion, and the kinds of visual weirdness one might expect with a migraine - how likely is it that these symptoms are more likely to be neurological in origin and related to the accident, than to be a coincidental stomach bug?

Andi, when I was in a severe accident that totaled my car I felt fine and walked home a couple miles. 2 days later I couldn't move. It doesn't necessarily happen right away. The symptoms could well be an unrelated bug, but it needs to be checked out.

My first instinct is to say accident related. Even if he didn't bash his head, the brain was pretty shook up. Sounds almost like concussion.