mood plummets
16 October 2007 23:38![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
juldeaWell, crap.
I wake up in the morning (10am counts) and go to work, and I'm fine. I am in a fine mood during work - not always peppy-happy-cheery, but I haven't dipped below "confused" yet. I come home and interact with londo, and I'm still doing fine. I sit down at the computer, catch up on 45 minutes worth of LJ and various forums, then enter "my" chat rooms (some of which I do kind of reign supreme on), and within 10 minutes I am a raging bitch.
I do have a couple of topics I know are currently sore, and so if they're being poked at, of course I'm going to be grumpy about this. But they seem to be affecting me more than they should... and it's NOT the time of the month where that is expected. Then there's the stuff that shouldn't piss me off at all, and does.
Perhaps two nights isn't enough to make really concrete data points. But I really hope that I don't end up being in a horrible mood every night after work as a trade-off to enjoying the work itself.
EDIT: In the course of writing this, a friend gave me a nice compliment that helped in lifting my mood. Thank you, friend.
I wake up in the morning (10am counts) and go to work, and I'm fine. I am in a fine mood during work - not always peppy-happy-cheery, but I haven't dipped below "confused" yet. I come home and interact with londo, and I'm still doing fine. I sit down at the computer, catch up on 45 minutes worth of LJ and various forums, then enter "my" chat rooms (some of which I do kind of reign supreme on), and within 10 minutes I am a raging bitch.
I do have a couple of topics I know are currently sore, and so if they're being poked at, of course I'm going to be grumpy about this. But they seem to be affecting me more than they should... and it's NOT the time of the month where that is expected. Then there's the stuff that shouldn't piss me off at all, and does.
Perhaps two nights isn't enough to make really concrete data points. But I really hope that I don't end up being in a horrible mood every night after work as a trade-off to enjoying the work itself.
EDIT: In the course of writing this, a friend gave me a nice compliment that helped in lifting my mood. Thank you, friend.