The twitching has not ceased. This morning as I was desperately trying to hold a conversation with a teacher, looking him in the eye, letting him know I was paying attention to every word, I had to try and hide the fact that my eyelid was hopping up and down, similar to what a Mexican Jumping Bean does, or those new, strange fad toys that are basically, well plastic Mexican Jumping Beans with faces (I would link to them but I don't know what they are called, or really what they are. I don't understand them and if someone would kindly explain them to me, or send me a link I would appreciate it, The toys, not mexican jumping beans. Mexican jumping beans are really quite interesting, they are catepillars inside of these beans, and they jump! I remember seeing them all over New Mexico when I was a kid. How they survive in there and for how long, I do not know. It is a natural wonder I suppose. Ok back to the eyelid story.). The twitching, right, like jumping beans. That is what it feels like. I am beginning to feel a tad worried that it is now in the second week of this constant twitching, maybe it is time to see a doctor perhaps? I have done a little research on-line (this can be a helpful resource, however I have noticed it tends to turn me into a slight hypochondriac, so be warned ( I like to talk in paranthesis)) This eyelid twitch is generally related to stress (yes, I have that – goodness it is quite difficult to keep up with punctuation when speaking inside of parenthesis all the time, forgive me) and lack of sleep (no, I have too much of that). I think it has more to do with sitting in front of monitors more than I do natural light, people, or uh..other things (things I don't know much about).BOOKS, that's it. That is the word I was looking for. Words on paper. (Paper(?(what is this, paper?)))