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[anotheranon]

Another morning, another dull ache. I've been sore for over a week; it's one of the reasons I didn't fence last Weds. Mostly it's affecting my knees and hands - nothing sharp, just a dull pain that makes my muscles and joints feel weak, even though they aren't.

I thought this was from my posture readjustment; now I'm not so sure. D. thinks it might be arthritis (I'm far too young, but with autoimmunity running in my family, who knows), but the last time I felt this sore was the London Flu of 1998, so I hope I'm not coming down with anything.

It's not helped by the fact that my office is kept at a cosy 60F :P Related to my previous post - what genius decided that 60F is a standard working temperature for all human life?? I have to run my space heater year round just to be functional!

Ah well, the cold is a sign that we need to burn more Front Page users :P I'll take a few walks outside, a few extra vitamin Cs, and do some stretching tonight.

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[quasigeostrophy.livejournal.com]

60F??? I get hot easily and even I think that's just plain nuts. Sheesh.

[jlsjlsjls.livejournal.com]

60F????!!!!! The standard up here is 20C (which is about 68F). Sounds as if it's time to photocopy and distribute the dictionary definition of "hypothermia". :P

[anotheranon.livejournal.com]

I think a lot of it might be because we're the "techies" and it's (relatively) common knowledge that computers need to stay cool to work well. It's not as bad as my last job, where I was situated right beside the server room, which is kept extremely cold (I'm guessing around 50F) so all those intense boxes won't get hot!