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So, obviously I'm back from Ireland, which was amazing and awesome and brilliant and all of that.

Less obviously, I have the Literature GRE on Saturday which is turning out to possibly be more difficult than the Bar. Okay, maybe not, but I had more than 2 weeks to study for the Bar, which is about all I have had for this.

And I am assistant directing a show that we start rehearsals for this week, so many of my weeknight evenings are pretty much gone.

All of which is to say, uh, I'm still slow. Here, trying to get back into the swing of things, but I'm probably not going to really be able to pick up the pace and get truly into anything until after the exam. Tags are taxing the limited brain power I have with all the names, dates, titles and literary terms I'm trying to memorize, and I just tend to stare at them and go, "Uh..."

So, yeah. That's where I'm at.

Sorry for the slowness and the not keeping up with shit, again.

I just came back from Ireland to a very hectic RL.

Bria

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I totally thought I left you a comment but take your time; I'm sure you'll do great.

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*hugs* Thanks.

I really keep meaning to have Mohinder tag Molly back in H&M, but it's going to be so intense for both of them, and I'm so exhausted, that I'm all, "uh...after I sleep" and then I haven't slept the last two nights like, at all. I'm running on cold medicine and caffeine at this point. :-(

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*snugs* You're welcome!

Heh, take your time, hon. Rest comes first. Seriously, if you study, sleep, and then study somemore your brain locks all the information you learned. (That's what my Biology Professor told me?) People say reading helps going to sleep but I disagree, because I get excited when I read.

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Yeah, the study, sleep, study some more was my theory. My stupid cold medicine just keeps interrupting the sleep, but I can't breathe without it so. gah. I think it's scrambling my brain, or something, instead of locking stuff in.

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Meh. *snugs* Have you tried Benedril? Take it when you're at home after work, though, because it makes you want to fall asleep within the hour. (At least, it does with me?)

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Oh, I take Benadryl every night for my chronic insomnia. My doctor thought it was better for me than sleeping pills since it's so mild, but works. Y'know. Most of the time. :-| I think tonight will be both the NyQuil AND the Benadryl instead of one or the other--maybe that'll do it.

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That would probably knock you out, yes. Whatever works, right?