The blues are sinking in

[O'Doyle Rules]

Now that my body is slowly recovering, the feeling of emptiness is sinking in.

Just feel so utterly down it is over - two years to wait, what on earth do I do in between?

It was my ninth Glastonbury but the Blues still hit me just as hard!

How do you all get over them?

[kaytee...]

I usually make sure I've got a couple of gigs and things to keep me busy in the weeks after. Got one tomorrow and another two next week then Kendal Calling end of July. 

[kellly]

My seventh and I haven't as of yet managed to find a way to get through these feelings, I just ride it out for as long as it lasts devastating. Will be drowning my sorrows big time on Friday after work

[Stevie P-alike]

I'm still there in my head....I've had iPlayer on all day, and there are still tons of acts to see. Weirdly, I've started by watching all the sets I saw live. BBC have done a good job, and at this rate the comedown could take a couple of weeks

[Deaf Nobby Burton]

This isn't going to help, but the thing that gets me is that you could live 1000 different Glastonbury's every day of the festival and have a brilliant time in each version. It's just so hard to deal with the fact that it's only on for one weekend. You've just got to console yourself with the the fact that to enjoy Glastonbury so much and have the absolute high you get from it, you've got to put up with normal life in between.

[rpfranks]

This is definitely the worst I've felt after any Glastonbury.

[mattrik3]

My eyes are literally red raw from crying today. Watching iPlayer and every time I see the crowd I completely break down thinking of how much fun I had and how the whole of Glastonbury is full of love and happiness. Being on here doesn't help with the tears either. And that's just the emotional side of me. I've got a stag do in Slovakia on Thursday and I honestly don't know how I'll get my self in the mood for it, they won't know, they weren't there