WAH.......
I've been sick all week...the FLU. Can you imagine having the FLU back in, say, the 1600's? in the middle of winter? There you are in your layers of clothes from the 1600's, fever of 103, you live alone...you have to go out and get wood for the fire. No indoor plumbing...(not that I'd take a shower anyway, is there no worse feeling than cold water on your skin when you have a fever and even your hair hurts?!) Not to mention what it would take to prepare something to eat! Perhaps you'd always have soup going in the hearth...but, no popsicles to help bring your fever down...or Clint Eastwood movies to throw in the DVD player while you nap...no phone so your friends and family can call and check in on you...I wonder what it will be like having the FLU 400 years from now..."oh those poor people back at the turn of the century, they used to get this thing called the FLU...and they had to lay around for days...couldn't even go to work!"
I think getting sick is nature's way of saying "sit the f*ck down and relax...NOW!" I've never been good at doing nothing. I'm a "producer," I have to constantly be accomplishing...something. For me, it's a good day/week when I can look back and see the things I got done on my list of things to do...you know the list...the one that never ends...I will certainly die without doing everything I want to get done...probably from the FLU.
Thursday, February 01, 2007
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The norwalk Virus is also making the rounds as well.... "causes diarrhea outbreaks among groups. Viral gastroenteritis is inflammation of the stomach and intestines caused by a virus"
Gotta love the medical terms when the definition is we just feel iike "chit"! Some friends had this and it runs it's full course in 2 weeks but 100% improvement after 1 week.
Have Lung boy & the morning team drop in to cook the soup! Then you can share it with them...
norwalk..............
brings back memories.
i managed to hypnotise myself not to vomit but, well, you know.
flu is nature`s way of telling you to take your foot of the pedal for a bit.
hard to do though.
in the 1600s it would be fatal.
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