i'm still yawning
I fell asleep on the train today.
3 stops past my transfer point, and into Terra Incognita for me (others call it Compton).
I had gone out last night for a long-delayed drinks date with a new friend, and we talked and talked and talked. It was wunnerful.
Then I headed home, and my old enemy, insomnia, showed her ugly face.
So it was close to 3 a.m. when I finally fell asleep.
Of course, I had to go pick up my daughter at 6:30 a.m. from the ex., drive her to my folks across town (school's out) and drive back to the train stop, and catch my commuter south.
Next thing I know, one of the local Sheriff's is moving my shoulder, saying "I think you missed your stop."
Nice to be remembered.
I stumbled out of the train, straight across the platform to another train heading back to my destination.
I was still late to work.
And now I can barely keep my eyes open.
So, lesson learned:
Drinks + talk = calling in sick.
3 stops past my transfer point, and into Terra Incognita for me (others call it Compton).
I had gone out last night for a long-delayed drinks date with a new friend, and we talked and talked and talked. It was wunnerful.
Then I headed home, and my old enemy, insomnia, showed her ugly face.
So it was close to 3 a.m. when I finally fell asleep.
Of course, I had to go pick up my daughter at 6:30 a.m. from the ex., drive her to my folks across town (school's out) and drive back to the train stop, and catch my commuter south.
Next thing I know, one of the local Sheriff's is moving my shoulder, saying "I think you missed your stop."
Nice to be remembered.
I stumbled out of the train, straight across the platform to another train heading back to my destination.
I was still late to work.
And now I can barely keep my eyes open.
So, lesson learned:
Drinks + talk = calling in sick.
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