Drugs and hayfever

I've been suffering badly from hayfever for the last month or so, to the point where I've been spending days in bed because of earache and headache I strongly suspected was connected to the hayfever. Well my ma convinced me to go to the doctors and it appears that yes, the earache was due to hayfever. The upshot is that I am now on industrial strength antihistamines for less cost a month than the normal tablets were costing. Bonus as fas as I'm concerned but we'll see how the tablets work out.....

I may actually make it through the day today now without someone asking if I'm ok/have flu/should be in work/need to sit down, etc et etc.

I'm hoping this will rekindle my energy levels as well because at the minute I'm not exercising really. OK my body will beg to differ - last night's session with my trainer nearly killed me. Well it felt like it, but he's happy with what I'm doing so that's good. I actually saw a hint of a waist last night in the gym mirrors.......

what I really want to do is take back up my running training. I've not even started the C25k program I promised myself I would last week. My house is a mess. My general affairs are a mess. Basically, I need a good long weekend to sort out everything and then go on a selling spree and then have a nice clutter free house. But I don't have a nice long weekend, nor do I have any coming up........

I also have a uni assignment to write this week. It's due on Friday, it's now Wednesday, and I have read the bits I need to read, but i've yet to put pen to paper on the whole thing. It's not the tightest I've ever been on the deadline side of things, but work is busy at the minute so getting it done in work will be difficult.

I think what I will do is promise myself one hour on housework tonight and one hour on assignment. That will make a big difference to the end result in both cases. That's what I'll do - one hour on housework and one hour on assignment tonight. That still leaves 3hrs for faffing about :)

So for now, time to get myself in gear, get dressed, get ready for work and get out the door. Easy right?