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What is fatigue?
Mar. 28th, 2014 12:41 pmSo, what does "I am frequently fatigued" mean?
Well, here's an example.
I like computer and console games - but I haven't played a lot.
Fatigue-wise, I'm getting a lot better. A *lot* better.
How can I say this?
Well, I ordered a PS3 60gb - the kind with PS2 back-compatibility. It arrived today.
I spent *10 minutes* unboxing it, connecting it, turning it on, running through the setup, and then testing it.
When I'm fatigued? It might still be in a corner of the room until I have energy to deal with it. It might still be in its box a week later. I might have the occasional tug of "oh, cool, I actually own one of those things I drooled about several years back when they came out", and never actually find a place to hook it up to my TV.
I don't know if I'm actually going to *use* it. But it's pretty surprising that I spent those ten minutes doing something and actually feeling kind of good while I did it.
Well, here's an example.
I like computer and console games - but I haven't played a lot.
Fatigue-wise, I'm getting a lot better. A *lot* better.
How can I say this?
Well, I ordered a PS3 60gb - the kind with PS2 back-compatibility. It arrived today.
I spent *10 minutes* unboxing it, connecting it, turning it on, running through the setup, and then testing it.
When I'm fatigued? It might still be in a corner of the room until I have energy to deal with it. It might still be in its box a week later. I might have the occasional tug of "oh, cool, I actually own one of those things I drooled about several years back when they came out", and never actually find a place to hook it up to my TV.
I don't know if I'm actually going to *use* it. But it's pretty surprising that I spent those ten minutes doing something and actually feeling kind of good while I did it.
