If the days of the week are represented by their first letter, or their first two letters for Thursday, and stress is rates on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the greatest stress, 1 being the least stress, and the most basic mathematical equations are bastardised, what, you are probably thinking, will the result be?
Let's take Newtons third law of motion. You know the one. Equal but opposite reaction yada yada. It looks a little something like this.
So if we wanted to represent Monday for example you could write it as S10=-C3(<7.30am) over M. Or in layman's terms a level of stress at factor 10 with an equal but opposite reaction of at least 3 coffees before 7.30 in the morning divided by Monday should cancel all factors out to a state of complete inertia.
Conversely, S1=-B5(>5.30pm) over F (Low stress, 5 beers, after 5.30 on Friday) will, by virtue of alcoholism also, in effect, end in inertia.
Wanting to check the scientific data described above to ensure its validity I then decided to look to my horoscope. It took me a while searching the massive amount of them on the net until I found one that suited me. It's nice how you can pick and choose.
Today, 04 August 2006 GeminiFew things are more tedious than being forced to concentrate on situations that are as dull as they are practical. But if you don't tackle these now, then when your ruler Mercury moves into the considerably more lively Leo, late next week, these will remain undone, and be far more bother to deal with.
Bingo. My state of inertia be it from coffee and stress or alcohol and Friday has caused me to concentrate on issues that are dull yet practical, insofar as I'm not actually doing any work whilst writing this entry which is dull if not practical, and when Mercury starts hustling in on the turf of Leo I'm going to realise that I should have done said work this week rather than putting it off till next week.
Have a good weekend.
My brain just exploded. This is probably because of my theory that any day that does not = copious amounts of coffee is bound to need, nay, expect, an equal and opposite reaction.
But then, I'm a Capricorn, what would I know? ;-)
(My favourite answer to this comes from the astrologer Mystic medusa, who says: "Surely one of the greatest things about being a Capricorn is that you know a fact when you see one." heheh).
Sorry, thought I'd drop by and say "thanks", again.
Posted by: Heather | August 04, 2006 at 06:44 PM
Heather,
You are welcome. Please visit anytime.
P.S. Coffee is my God
Posted by: JtH | August 04, 2006 at 07:23 PM
I hope you had a great weekend, it sounded like you needed one to balance out your friday.
Posted by: Nyx | August 07, 2006 at 09:13 AM