Are you allright Poly?

Quote: Originally posted by polydigm

Hey Aqua, so that picture is not you? I often cut my hair quite short. I use a number 2 clipper in Summer. I've often wondered what it would be like to shave my head.

no, it's Christoph Waltz in The Zero Theorem, but I actually look quite a lot like that right now, just a bit younger. you should try shaving your head, it's a weird sensation in the beginning, but it's quite funny.

Primus now has a show in Utrecht on the 16th, two weeks after Diru.

Had to visit my sister in a bit of a rush today, she was having a bit of a crisis.

I love that they are calling this pi day, as in
3/14/15
happens only once a century...
:bouncy:

Will be a riot at 9:26...

Quote: Originally posted by BBP

Had to visit my sister in a bit of a rush today, she was having a bit of a crisis.

What's wrong, if you don't mind my asking? I hope she'll get better soon.

Hard to explain.

Enjoying lazy Sunday with a back ache.

This was sent to me today.
Dee-light-full.
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/feb/27/robert-macfarla...

That looks like a wonderful volume!

Yes Bonny I'm okay. Came home last Friday March 13th. It's a long road yet but the operation was a success.

Quote: Originally posted by BBP

Hard to explain.

No problem.

She needs a bit of regularity in life, as in sleep. Sleep deprivation got her bad.

Ha, I understand. I hope she'll get better soon.

She called today, she's much better. We both suffer from periodical migraine with many of the not-so-well-known symptoms of migraine, recommended to her to start using a calendar.

ha, migraine, it's a real pain, I had a workmate who regularly had migraines, he had to go back home and stay in the dark for hours, you could see sometimes he hadn't slept a lot at night because of that. I'm glad your sister's feeling better.

I don't have the headaches and the visions much, but my poor sister does have them.

I have about ten migraines per annum. Starts with kaleidoscopic vision followed by all kinds of weird symptoms which last a couple of hours and ends up with sudden massive pain which lasts a couple of hours. I'm usually okay after about five to six hours, but I can still feel the residue of it for a couple of days afterwards.

Poly: Have you read Oliver Sachs's book on migraine? Was an interesting read but it did give me a headache.

Had a bit of a spell today but that was just me going to bed way too late.

That's very funny if that was intended to be a joke. No, I haven't read Oliver Sachs's book. I'm 59 and I've been getting migraines since I was 13. None of the usual medications seems to work and then recently a locum doctor recommended that I see a neurologist, which I will be doing soon.