Strange things you do amidst a depressive crisis when you brain doesn’t act quite the way it should act under normal circumstances.
- You write code quickly and obsessively. (In a few days I started to write two small utilities, one to manipulate partitions in a hard disk image and other that allows userspace access to filesystem images without loop-mouting them. These can be useful for some in-house projects, so this forced recovery gave me the much sought-after time to implement them.)
- You don’t sleep much. And you don’t feel sleepy, you just use the time to do stuff.
- You assemble 50% of a 3000 piece jigsaw puzzle in just a couple of days.
- You translate poems, twisting them into zombie stories.
- You grow a beard, but of course you’ll shave before anyone sees it.
- You take the plunge to try KDE 4.1, you hate it and swear never to try it again.
- You read books, magazines, articles, manuals, documents, newspapers, websites, all the things you didn’t have time to before.
- You feel like a complete idiot for being acting strangely, but it’s just your brain malfunctioning.
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August 4th, 2008 at 7:02 am
Actually, I can relate to that (the timing for my company’s crunch time was just perfect, btw).