Sick again
2018-Jun-07, Thursday 15:02![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dorchadas
My Japanese tutor pointed out that I had been getting sick a lot this year, and she's right. Though, I think this year has been more stressful than most. I called in sick today and I'm not sure if I should have, but I felt pretty terrible this morning. My throat hurt whether I was swallowing or not and even drinking gallons of tea didn't seem to help. It's feeling a bit better now, but the throat pain has been replaced with a cough. Great. 
I finally took the plunge and created a Tumblr I've been wanting to for a while:![[tumblr.com profile]](https://www.tumblr.com/favicon.ico)
zerudanihongo. It's all screenshots I've taken in my playthrough of Legend of Zelda games with translations of the text by me. It's yet another avenue to keeping in practice, since every little bit helps. Follow it if you like.
I'm going to see a stage performance of Neverwhere this weekend put on by Lifeline Theatre, which is not the same place I saw a stage adaptation of Wyrd Sisters even though I was sure that it was. I've seen a couple reviews that say there's too much story packed into the running time, but maybe I won't mind as much since I read the book.
Haven't turned the aircon on yet since spring finally came to Chicago after a brief interlude of summer. It's currently 20°C, which makes it pleasantly cool as long as I leave a window open. I should have done that in previous years, since even though the heat is now fixed, the aircon has never worked all that well. Years here and I still don't know where the leaks are...
I finally took the plunge and created a Tumblr I've been wanting to for a while:
I'm going to see a stage performance of Neverwhere this weekend put on by Lifeline Theatre, which is not the same place I saw a stage adaptation of Wyrd Sisters even though I was sure that it was. I've seen a couple reviews that say there's too much story packed into the running time, but maybe I won't mind as much since I read the book.
Haven't turned the aircon on yet since spring finally came to Chicago after a brief interlude of summer. It's currently 20°C, which makes it pleasantly cool as long as I leave a window open. I should have done that in previous years, since even though the heat is now fixed, the aircon has never worked all that well. Years here and I still don't know where the leaks are...
