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diffrentcolours ([personal profile] diffrentcolours) wrote2026-03-01 01:19 am

Slow Day

Today I missed going to the gym because I had a morning hospital appointment. Next Sunday, I'm having surgery on my umbilical hernia, so today I was having bloods taken, being swabbed for MRSA, and having a pre-operative interview to discuss the procedure. This has taken literal years since I was diagnosed with the hernia in 2022 and dismissed for being fat in 2023 so I'm happy it's finally going ahead.

Other than that we didn't have many plans for the day. I finished playing through Control again, in time for the sequel to come out soon. Then I went upstairs and spent a couple of hours blitzing ADHD paperwork. I got so caught up in this that I forgot to come down for dinner and was exhausted by the time I did. We tuned into a Nunkie MR James stream, but I promptly fell asleep!

After that I made myself a snack and watched this week's Starfleet Academy, which was lovely. It has made me simultaneously curious about and terrified of reading / seeing Our Town.

Also, I noticed that iPlayer has the Derek Jacobi teleplay of Breaking the Code, the biographical play about Alan Turing. It's a much better portrayal of Turing (at least according to the biographies I've read) than the terrible "The Imitation Game". Me and [personal profile] cosmolinguist saw it on stage last October, which was a competent enough production.

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[personal profile] apiphile 2026-03-01 02:57 am (UTC)(link)
Good luck with surgery! I hope it heals up quickly and such.
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[personal profile] otter 2026-03-03 02:38 am (UTC)(link)
I first saw Our Town when I was about 12 years old. It was put on by the youth group (14-18 year olds) at my church, and my mom was one of the youth leaders. I'm sure I've seen it a couple times since, but not as memorably as that first time.

Wishing you well with the hernia surgery.