Last night
I had a slight, slight attack.
I experienced a lack of oxygen in my brain. (I don't how else to describe) I tried to yawn, I wanted to yawn, but I couldn't. I thought I was going to black-out. I still feel breathless now.
Of course I got a little scared.
Hesitated to call someone, then I finally relented.
I call Rui and asked her to come over to accompany me for the night.
I'm so sorry to be bothering her time and again.
The night passed by noisily, Typhoon 21 came in our direction.
Windows rattled, doors banging.
I think I slept from 2-3am to around 5-6am.
Slight improvement.
It is most depressing to be afraid of sleeping. To not be able inhale enough air.
Ichiro called in the morning. No work as the Typhoon has caused all commuting transportations to stop.
Then he called in afternoon to say it was ok, but later suggested that I had better stay at home for the rest of the day.
So here I am.
My toilet was flooded again. But it stopped when rain stopped.
My bicycle is still parked at the ferry terminal. I wonder if it's ok.
Rui's bicycle was crushed, Probably the winds blew it down and a car ran over it.
I'm so sorry, and she came last night straight from a MAF party, so her window was actually left opened. I think her tatami is drenched. I think I'm causing a lot of trouble for everyone. I can't say anything else but sorry.
I'm so angry at myself. Why did I get so sick...

2 Comments:
hey yuiyui san
u sound so ill =(
poor thing
get well soon quick k? =)
lovelovelove xueqiu
Let me share with you my recent Hakuba trekking experience. We managed to reach the peak at 2932 metres but it was so cloudy that the view was not as splendid as expected. Like you, we felt angry too. Angry with the bad weather causing us not being able to snap great photos. But we have to move on as it is something not within our control. So, rest and take time to heal. Life would be tough if you want to speed it up.
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