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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> And it's not that I was fighting hard to overcome tiredness either. It's
> because I DIDN'T FEEL TIRED. I had no sensation of tiredness at all.
> Indeed, I felt the *opposite* of tired. It was physically difficult to
> stand still. When I got home, in the middle of the night, I was
> _skipping_ down the road to my front door!
I'm still loving the fact that yesterday I dragged myself out of bed at
10 o'clock in the morning and I felt exhausted having done nearly
nothing all Saturday. And yet, last Saturday I spent hours working my
arse off on a dance floor and ended up with so much surplus energy that
I actually couldn't stand still.
So there we have it. Working gives you energy, resting makes you tired.
GO FIGURE!
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