I could cry sometimes I get so frustrated with security and passwords and things not being what they're supposed to be. We're just changing from Mcafee to Norton and it's supposed to be intuitive. For whom I don't know. Take a deep breath - okay.
Anyway, I read an article on the BBC website and about hunger and sleeping. Apparently if you don't get enough sleep you can put on weight. So that's the answer: I'm not overweight, I'm tired. I need more naps.
Sadly that excuse doesn't really work as I get plenty of sleep. It's really referring to shift workers whose eating patterns are all over the place.
I'll have to go back to the old excuse. I'm not overweight, I'm short.
And now I'm supposed to be drafting my next radio talk. Only problem is I don't know what I'm talking about. I'll rephrase that before anyone says, "Do you ever?" I don't know what my theme is for this week.
I feel I should talk about war in Ukraine but a) other people know far more about the situation than I do; and b) everyone else is talking about it. I need inspiration. Or a different angle. And on that note I think a little germ of an idea might be sprouting. I shall get my lunch and ponder a bit more.
Have a good day.
5 comments:
I bet you'll come up with some unique angle for your radio talk!
I read the same article last night! It made a lot of sense to me because I've had trouble sleeping the past few nights. I've also had a terrible diet. My takeaway is that I will keep an eye on what I eat and see if it makes a difference.
I have no doubt you'll have a good idea in time to create the talk. You always do.
And your listeners don't know if you're tall, short, fat, thin, or anything other than having a great broadcast voice.
I'd go back to tired. Take a nap. Then you'll know what to say and how to say it!
"I'm not overweight. I'm short."
Thankyou. If I weren't bone idle, I'd embroider this on a cushion.
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