caffeine deficiency
I wish I could muster the brain energy for a post involving serious cultural analysis, or political commentary. For various reasons to do with stomach-y pain and chronic insomina/fatigue, I’m trying to cut coffee out of my diet at the moment. It’s difficult to think about anything but the raging headache I’ve got, or what I could ingest that would make it better. (A nice strong latte, probably.) Also, today my uni office is playing host to A’s friend’s puppy. One tiny ball of black fluffy hyperactivity and cuteness. It’s enough to make me reconsider (not) getting a dog.
However. I am writing lots of thesis right now, and there is a post being drafted about the difficulty of defining the Australian healthcare system’s ‘approach’ to transsexuality as anything national, or singular, bringing to mind some of the arguments around dispositifs and their contradictory nature as social apparatuses (thus having some systemic qualities) and being wildly fragmentary, contingent, produced on-the-fly at the same time.

I’ve always found that coffee withdrawal headaches are horrid, but really only last a day or two - much better than nicotine withdrawal which has few symptoms other than just increasing your stress levels.
Having said that, I only drink 2 coffees a day since working in a cafe.
Comment by datakid — April 1, 2008 @ 10:12 pm
It’s a lot better now, yes. I was a bit shocked to find that cutting out a not-so-unhealthy ONE CUP PER DAY would give me massive withdrawal symptoms.
Comment by Az — April 2, 2008 @ 8:40 am