Sawdust

Alright Snzblr after almost a month of tracking here is the first set of results from tracking my sneezes for a month (I missed March 1st lol). I kind of do this stuff in my real job but I did forget how GOD AWFUL the Excel graphs can be, I hate them, but HOPEFULLY I designed this well enough that my filter on the month will auto update these graphs. We will found out.

1. I wake up in the middle of the night to go to the washroom. I turn on a light. Yes I will sneeze and likely 2 times. I will sneeze even if I don't look directly into the light in this scenario in most cases but if I do I can trigger a double and rarely triple.

2. Wake up and the sun is still rising, it's not dark but it's also not bright. Eventually if the sun creeps over the horizon and I'm looking towards it, say driving to work, I'll sneeze despite it not being too dark. The sun is just that bright. My morning commute has many photic Sneezes.

3. I'm in a large grocery store, it's well lit. I exit the store facing the sun. I may sneeze it's definitely not an uncommon thing because the sun is just that bright. The gradient still exists. This often happens after work as my building exits to the west. I'll leave my office, hop into the elevator, exit and turn toward the sun and will probably sneeze before reaching my car.

Someone scientific could probably figure out the lumens (???? Sure let's go with that) needed to trigger that gradient sneeze and if there is a cut off ceiling where the light is too bright to send the nerve signal.

That being said I need help with a definition. Your help is very much appreciated in this for science 🔭🧪.

Felt like I should break my Tumblr wav virginity and give back to you lovely people. Induced with chhinkni that is a little old so not as awesome as I was hoping for.

My usual keyboard stopped working properly (space bar won't work) so I pulled my backup off my storage shelf and.... It's dusty. My nose tickles as I do a deep clean.