you probably should do, it’s probably to get enough sleep.

_{(So says the grumpy, tired chick who only went to bed before midnight once this past week. How does the saying go? Do as I say…)}

what did you want to do today? Was there something you were in the mood for?

Who’s to say that you’re not allowed a day of rest every now and again? Or that spending an hour doing something you’d enjoy (such as making a card) isn’t important? If you don’t give yourself opportunities to recharge your batteries (both physically and mentally) every now and again, you’ll burn/stress/guilt yourself out.

Keep in mind, if you were in training for a marathon, your schedule wouldn’t have you out and running every day. That’s not how it works. You have to allow yourself recovery time.

Heard this over the PA, on a Saturday evening a few weeks ago:

“To all customers. Please do not lean out over the edge of the platform. If you get hit by a train, it is going to hurt.”

No kidding.

Heard this over the PA, on a Saturday evening a few weeks ago:

“To all customers. Please do not lean out over the edge of the platform. If you get hit by a train, it is going to hurt.”

No kidding.

And, whaddya know… it worked!

I’m happy to have my data back. The question that remains for me is whether the issues other people experienced were also due to faulty cables, or if there’s still a chance the drive could fail further down the line. Do I want to keep using a drive that could die at any moment?

Need to think about this a little more.