--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "jmhcustomart" <jmhcustomart_at_y...> wrote:
> Hey all-
> Sorry I haven't been online for awhile. Seems that working 7
days
> a week, and often for 20-40 hours straight with about 4 hours of
> sleep, has finally caught up with me. I managed to catch some
wicked
> flu (again!) on Saturday, and spent the past 3 1/2 days in bed.
Had
> a bad fever that lasted over 48 hours, too. Des had come by, and
> said I was pretty delirious and it really freaked her out. Once
the
> fever was gone (and all I had was the body ache and coughing fits),
> we had a heated argument about how I seem to enjoy pushing myself
> beyond reasonable limits. She was right, of course, but still. I
> was able to pull that kinda shit off, no problem, about 3 or 4
years
> ago (and often did; I was up one time for 96 hours straight, and
man,
> you wanna talk about messed up? I had zilch for reflexes), but I'm
> looking at the big 3-0 coming up in the very near future, and I
don't
> think my body can keep up that insane pace.
> Anyway, I'm going to start answering a bunch of posts, some as
far
> back as 4830-something. System 2 isn't up now, but I will be
turning
> it on this Saturday night, and posting some more art (all my art
> files are on that computer).
> Ready? Good. Here we go...
>
> --JMH
I once pulled an all-nighter a couple of times in my life too, and
wound up being like I was in the twilight zone. I wonder if your
getting sick a lot has to do with a lack of sleep? Studies show that
a good night's sleep boosts one's immune system.
-Brandon Payne
Received on Fri Mar 22 2002 - 09:20:09 CST