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[prismakaos]

I just cancelled DnD for tonight, with about 6 hours of warning, because I'm exhausted.

I'm exhausted because I spent a long time yesterday working late into the night and then got up early to get to a 7am meeting (yes, it got pushed up half an hour). This inspired the following exchange:

me: sleep > gaming
him: sleep > gaming > work.
me: career > sleep > gaming
him: sleep > friends > doing obscene levels of overtime
me: current situation > wishing i could change the past
him: actively planning for and changing the future > panicking about the present
me: stupid = trying to run campaign during the week when i get up early << thinking i'd be fine on 3 hours of sleep = stupider
him: well, I certainly agree with that.

QED.

Comments

[spamchang.livejournal.com]

adequate sleep > career...you can always jump ship if google is running you down into the ground, but if you chop off 30 years from the latter end of your life, there are going to be a lot of sad people in a couple of decades.

anyway! that's how i justify sleeping in late, but i also work late. driving through off-peak traffic rules. driving through rush hour blows so much it's not even funny.

[prismakaos.livejournal.com]

yes, that's a true statement. this is a rare case (it didn't used to be - i used to pull all-nighters ALL THE TIME, but I've gotten much better), and we're moving dnd til tomorrow anyway...

in the end, it works out.

[spamchang.livejournal.com]

haha, i pulled an all-nighter sunday through monday. i was getting pretty tired by the end of monday (which turned out to be tuesday morning around 3). guess i'm getting old...

[shadowyvern.livejournal.com]

good friends > sleep > friends ... : )
However:
gaming != friends

You know, now I've got the urge to draw up a whole 'A->B'-type logic diagram of this, and figure out what fun things I could prove.