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[libellulefille]

In the book Pattern Recognition (which is a good book by William Gibson) the protagonist goes on about how when you travel the soul takes longer to get there than the actual body. So the feeling of jet lag is basically waiting for the soul to catch up. Except, in my case, I haven't traveled far away enough to have jet lag I have just been too

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[elle_zua]

I read this article a few months ago about jet-lag. The people researching it thought it had to do something with your body being adjusted to certain amounts of light during certain times of the day.

But, in your book's theory... it explains this gypsy problem you and I keep doing.

[libellulefille]

I think this whole gypsy deal might be hereditary because my mom does it too.
And, do you really think of it as a problem?

[elle_zua]

Not all the time. But sometimes I get to feeling so lost and so frazzled that I wonder if it's really a good thing. And when the concept of home is so lofty... I don't know.
It's not something I want to stop. For now, though, I think I need to rest and let my soul catch up.

[scurgeofda7seas]

wow that is really crazy that you mentioned that book, because I just got it from the library yesterday. it's a book my English 10 class is going to read, too. hope you're having a blast! mwah

[libellulefille]

How are you? I haven't seen you in ages. We should do something when I get back to IV.

[scurgeofda7seas]

I'm good, how are you? I know, it's been so long! During week of welcome, we should do something ridiculously great, or deliciously evil. Really, I'm cool with either one.

[libellulefille]

Couldn't deliciously evil things be ridiculously great?
I'm doing alright.