I know that's not how the song goes. I don't care. I've had a moderately dreadful couple of days. I'd crawl into bed and die, except it's hurting to lie down. I'm really tired of my body self-destructing on me.
If anyone has seen a very used throat, could you send it back please? No questions asked, just pleased for its safe recovery.
If anyone has seen a very used throat, could you send it back please? No questions asked, just pleased for its safe recovery.
I feel horrible
Sep. 24th, 2006 12:56 pmIt never fails. I have a busy week ahead of me planned capped by the writing retreat. And I'm massively sick. It feels exactly like the strep case I had earlier. I'm hoping upon hope it's just one of those 48 hour flus. Unfortunately because I worked Saturday I have to go in Monday to fax in my timesheet. But I don't know how long I'll last.
Awful, awful, awful...
Feb. 23rd, 2006 03:55 pmI woke up at 3am feeling awful. My stomach was in complete and utter rebellion. Next thing I know I was running for the bathroom at sublight speed. Thought I still might be able to drag myself into work until I repeated the same thing at 6am. Okay, body is trying to tell me something. So I stayed home.
On top of everything, the heat went out over night. When you're sick as a proverbial dog, being freezing cold does not help at all. Apparently everyone else in the building came back online when they turned the heat back on... except me. So the maintenance person had to come and perform major surgery. At least it seemed that way with the amount of things he had open. It appears to be back to normal again.
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Not having a good night. I feel dreadful. I have a sinking feeling I've been coming down with something for the past week or so, but have been in steadfast denial. Or combined with other yuckiness so couldn't see it for what it was. They always hit together, have you noticed? It's been sapping my energy big time. I've been sleeping way too much lately. I suspect this will be a weekend where I hide under the covers or curl up on the main couch.
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What a novel concept
May. 21st, 2005 03:44 pmGetting sick before the con instead of getting the crud afterward. My sinuses and throat have been rebelling against me the entire week, so I got to be spacy space cadet at the CVS meeting. ("Space: the final frontier" obviously refers to even the non-drowsy Sudafed.)
At least the doctor gave me the good drugs so theoretically I should be better when I hit Lansing. I so didn't want hit the con in a weakened state and be flattened by whatever was making the rounds of the hotel.
But it will make the preparations for this MediaWest slightly more interesting.
At least the doctor gave me the good drugs so theoretically I should be better when I hit Lansing. I so didn't want hit the con in a weakened state and be flattened by whatever was making the rounds of the hotel.
But it will make the preparations for this MediaWest slightly more interesting.
I guess it was a matter of time I came down with something. My throat and head feel awful. Sunday afternoon was a real joy, especially when I was sick over lunch. I saw a doctor today, so hopefully I will improve. But it certainly kills any real productivity this week, writing or exercise wise. I'll just go crawl into bed and die, thank you very much.
I watched "Simone" tonight. Very odd film. Pacino was completely unsympathetic as the director. I was mostly interested in the technology side. I remember when I was taking that class at George Washington University. I had to come up with a website for a potential company. I focused on the burgeoning online film industry, along with the sideline of "virtual celebrities". I had been fascinated by the idea after reading Connie Willis' "Remake" where CGI had replaced real actors. This was before "Simone" and the Ananova bot, although not before Max Headroom. Virtual Celebrity Productions had created a virtual version of Marlene Dietrich. This movie seemed like a natural offshoot of the old Memorex question "Is it real?" Or does it really need to be?
Edit: Corrected my braindeadness. Pacino not DeNiro...
I watched "Simone" tonight. Very odd film. Pacino was completely unsympathetic as the director. I was mostly interested in the technology side. I remember when I was taking that class at George Washington University. I had to come up with a website for a potential company. I focused on the burgeoning online film industry, along with the sideline of "virtual celebrities". I had been fascinated by the idea after reading Connie Willis' "Remake" where CGI had replaced real actors. This was before "Simone" and the Ananova bot, although not before Max Headroom. Virtual Celebrity Productions had created a virtual version of Marlene Dietrich. This movie seemed like a natural offshoot of the old Memorex question "Is it real?" Or does it really need to be?
Edit: Corrected my braindeadness. Pacino not DeNiro...
"I am here"
Dec. 11th, 2003 09:19 pmI hate being sick. I hate having a sore throat. I hate feeling all loopy from the meds, affectionately known as "the purple goop". I hate wanting to write but not being able to... okay, that may be true without the influence of the meds, but it's still frustrating.
*sigh*
I did finally watch "Voices of a Distant Star" tonight. It's hard to believe this 20 minute anime was animated by one person using a Mac.
And because every mood needs a little love, tilt a few windmills.
*sigh*
I did finally watch "Voices of a Distant Star" tonight. It's hard to believe this 20 minute anime was animated by one person using a Mac.
And because every mood needs a little love, tilt a few windmills.
Killer boots
Feb. 11th, 2003 07:31 pmTrouble comes in pairs around here. I am down with another throat infection. I'll be out for the rest of the week. Theoretically I can get some writing done, if I feel up to it. The lethargy suggests it really is strep this time around. But I have been wrong on countless occasions.
I also went to see the podiatrist about my aching left foot. Dr. P did his usual painful poking and prodding and "Does this hurt?" and x-rays, determining that there was definitely something wrong with the third and fourth metatarsal bones of my left foot. Those are the next big bones down from your toes if that helps. The X-rays weren't conclusive but there were shadowy signs of a possible stress fracture starting, so they are taking precautions by putting me in the ugly black orthopedic shoe and telling me to stay off it as much as possible. Guess I'm glad it's a long weekend now.
But I really really didn't need this.
I also went to see the podiatrist about my aching left foot. Dr. P did his usual painful poking and prodding and "Does this hurt?" and x-rays, determining that there was definitely something wrong with the third and fourth metatarsal bones of my left foot. Those are the next big bones down from your toes if that helps. The X-rays weren't conclusive but there were shadowy signs of a possible stress fracture starting, so they are taking precautions by putting me in the ugly black orthopedic shoe and telling me to stay off it as much as possible. Guess I'm glad it's a long weekend now.
But I really really didn't need this.