Feeling Down

[NMWBloods]

Originally posted by swansrock4eva
so now I have whole enitre weekends to myself every weekend for months on end and I don't know what to do!

[TheHood]

For me it feels like Saturday was weeks and weeks ago.

Had to get back to normal life fast and haven't been able to celebrate a whole lot but plan to have a large celebration dinner with anybody who I know who once yelped at a Swans goal.

Then I plan to have regular dinners with the other 4 who attended the Grannie with me.

As for today, I am flat as a tack. Been that way for a few days. Don't feel like I have any major cause to work toward. The job finally got done. I got emotionally drained too, big time.

I suppose now I can be more productive with normal life.

The Swannies have to improve to defend this Flag and if we do, I will be there to cheer them in that last week of September again and relive last weekend...I know I will be just as happy because I will always be nervous when the Swans play. They just don't do ANYTHING the easy way.

[swansrock4eva]

Originally posted by NMWBloods

Well I don't have any footy to go to or watch on tele! I don't have fox footy and cricket just doesn't get the blood pumping so now I have to find something to do!

Might be time to start all those damnned assignments for uni that keep staring me in the face, taunting me...

[Mel]

I still get a high, dizzy kinda feeling when I'm thinking about the boys, but when I'm not up, I'm dead tired. What an emotionally (and physically this past weekend) draining month we've had. Last night I fell asleep at 8:15pm!!!!

Still singing the song numerous times every night though and watching the replay on Fox whenever I can. Cried again this morning watching the last qrtr/presentation.

[Reggi]

Originally posted by Doctor J.

Economists have a term for it. Its called the marginal propensity to consume!!

Having seen you on Saturday night - nothing marginal about your consumption at all

[Wardy]

well I'm still on a high - as I'm going to the B & F dinner tomorrow night - and the whingers cocktail party before it for those of us who's tables were moved to make way for the sponsors - so I'd say I will be starting to feel flat by Saturday arvo - after the hangover has subsided a bit.,

[cressakel]

Originally posted by stevej
feeling down? NO WAY!! Can't keep the smile of my face!! A rendition of Cheer cheer over the intercom at work every morning has others feeling a little down though!

Love your work....

[Xie Shan]

Originally posted by swansrock4eva
Might be time to start all those damnned assignments for uni that keep staring me in the face, taunting me...

I feel your pain...and believe me I have plenty to work on, and I don't have fox footy either! With so much time on my hands I might just be inspired to get straight HDs this semester...or not!

[Mark]

Originally posted by Reggi
Having seen you on Saturday night - nothing marginal about your consumption at all

Marvellous work, be fair he had waited a few years !

[swansrock4eva]

Originally posted by sydfan83
I feel your pain...and believe me I have plenty to work on, and I don't have fox footy either! With so much time on my hands I might just be inspired to get straight HDs this semester...or not!

Ooh I think that's taking it a bit too far! I tried that last semester and it nearly killed me, so I'm taking it nice and easy this semester - can't go too hard on my last uni hitout now can I!

Must say, I've discovered a nice way to keep some blues at bay - I'm curently albuming 200+ photos of the weekend, and as much as my bank balance hurts, the pics look awesome!

[Plugger46]

Not feeling down, but I suppose a sense of disappointment that it's all over.

[cruiser]

I've felt a bit of that coming down feeling as well, not unlike a Tuesday after a big party weeknd. I suspect that its caused by having been on such a high on Saturday, our bodies pumped with adrenalin and all those other 'orphins during the game. Its not unlike having been on stimulant drugs.

Or maybe its because I've still got that full bottle of claret that I carried around Melbourne with me all day last Saturday to share with Ruda but we didnt see each other.

[Rizzo]

I'm in off season withdrawal already. I can't believe there are no footy games to watch this weekend.

[goswannie14]

Originally posted by Rizzo
I'm in off season withdrawal already. I can't believe there are no footy games to watch this weekend.

I'm right, I'll just keep watching the 2005 premership DVD

[j s]

Originally posted by Wardy
well I'm still on a high - as I'm going to the B & F dinner tomorrow night - and the whingers cocktail party before it for those of us who's tables were moved to make way for the sponsors - so I'd say I will be starting to feel flat by Saturday arvo - after the hangover has subsided a bit.,

I'm with you Wardy! (literally) The dinner tomorrow night is certain to bring back that ecstatic victory moment.

I think there will be many renditions of Cheer Cheer tomorrow night.