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Sniffle

All week last week I kept noticing people sniffling.
And coughing.
And losing their voices.
Asia came home from Yakima on Thursday with the bug.
He still hasn't kissed me yet...
And I still caught it.
So my voice hurts whenever I talk.
And my throat burns.
And I'm achy.
Makes me just want to crawl in bed.
Thank goodness for Nyquil.
Hope everyone had a lovely weekend.
I'll be okay in a few days, I suppose...
sniffle
cough

Comments

  1. Anonymous6:59 AM

    So sorry you are sick....
    Get better quick
    Don't forget the chicken noodle
    soup ; )

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  2. Oh, Cath, I'm so sorry... I caught it at the end of last week and was down for a few days, too. Feel better soon.

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  3. Anonymous7:23 PM

    This comment will be totally unrelated to your ailing self but I wanted to say that I enjoy reading your blog and I think it's because you simply seem pretty content with life. Maybe it's because I know you but it's weird. Your words sort of eek of contentment even when you mention a struggle or two. Kind of weird but evidence of a deep peace within. That's my take on things anyway. I'm not big into many blogs but yours is a wee touch of goodness each time I check in and it's nice to keep up on the fam. Kudos on a great job with consistency and good stuff.

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  4. Lorraine, that is quite possibly the sweetest comment I've ever received on my blog.

    You totally made my day.

    Thanks.

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