I had a very strange experience last night. I went over to Ian and Ruths to do some roleplaying and between the 6 of us (or 4 who were drinking wine I suppose) we polished off 3 bottles of wine - two white and one red. That suggests that even if I got more than my fair share I can't have had more than a bottle. The thing is, while I wouldn't say I get through that regularly, it's not an unusual occurance. Other roleplaying sessions, the pub on Tuesday night, parties... a bottle of wine is well within my range normally. Last night though, I was completely fine and normal and then suddenly it was as if I had somehow been replaced by a lightweight. I started to feel all dizzy and very drunk indeed. Fortunatly, we were pretty close to wrapping up anyway but I ended up having to walk home because I didn't feel up to cycling and then having to sit by the loo for a little while because I was worried I would throw up. After about 10 minutes that receded though and I just felt exhausted so I went upstairs and curled up with Alex to go to sleep. This morning things seem to be back to normal because I don't have a hangover or anything (unlike after Saturday). I'll just have to be cautious at the pub tonight in case I'm coming down with something!
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Date: February 17th, 2004 01:49 am (UTC)From:no subject
Date: February 17th, 2004 02:10 am (UTC)From:Re:
Date: February 17th, 2004 02:35 am (UTC)From:Re:
Date: February 17th, 2004 05:02 am (UTC)From:Sometimes when you're stressed or tired or emotionally drained you can become more susceptible to alcohol. I thought I'd have a bit of a drink the other night to relax me, and it went straight to my head.
Take care of yourself, and I'll be thinking of you tomorrow.
It might not be the alchohol...
Date: February 17th, 2004 06:13 am (UTC)From:And a bottle per person (thereabouts) isn't all that unusual.
I think you're right though, to be on the alert for oncoming illness.