Thursday, January 25, 2007

Gradually becoming more environmentally unfriendly

Well now it's 1 pm in the afternoon and I've been working for almost 24 hours straight, excluding 2 hours of sleep which were interrupted by crying son wanting bottle and husband wanting a cigarette almost simultaneously. WTF.

I can't figure out what I can take next in order to ensure that I can make it through the next 6 hours. There's already been multiple coffees and teas tossed into the system, with a vitamin pill to chase them down. I've got some manner of Lavender cream on my hands and feet (to supplement the caffeine with the power of aromatherapy!) and if I take a Red Bull or a NoDoze, I will KO in 2 hours.

No doubt I could enhance my efforts to stay awake by using anger and frustration (it's impossible to be sleepy if you're enraged) but once the adrenaline rush passes, I might faceplant at the desk. What if I'm still typing? I could ruin a document if my face lands on the delete button and the "Track Changes" function is not switched on. And where would we be.

Try blogging? It's not working. Still feel like I've been exhumed.

10 Comments:

At 1:23 PM, Blogger knobby said...

So wait.. what you're saying is that you only started work at 11 am yesterday?

(I'm trying to enrage you.)

 
At 2:45 PM, Blogger Fore! said...

I once stayed up 24 hours straight for work and I'm sure it was the Red Bull that kept me going. The original formula, not the reduced sugar rubbish.

Although, I did switch to the reduced sugar Red Bull for the last 4 hours when I started to pee candy floss ...

 
At 7:48 PM, Blogger lanfear said...

As a virtual inmate of the office who gets in at 9 and leaves at 10 every other day, I really empathize with you. Copious amounts of caffeine and nicotine work for me - but am not about to recommend the solution to anyone else. Hang in there!

 
At 7:05 PM, Blogger DilettanteP said...

Smootie, dun use those lavendar thingy things-its suppose to encourage sleep! And that's the last thing you need to stay awake!

Good luck!

 
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