I am sitting in my easy chair, surrounded by kleenex, glasses of water and the thermometer.
I managed to sleep for five consecutive hours last night and feel much better for it. However, my temperature was higher this morning than it was yesterday, 39. The nausea, nasty cough and headache persist. I have no appetite and even water tastes disgusting. Misery!
My energy level is zero. When I have a fever it is wise not to pursue technical interests, even transcribing genealogical data becomes difficult to accomplish with accuracy. I’d be bored but feeling terrible is taking up all of my time!
I want to be free of this by Christmas!
Worldly Distractions
Weather
-2 °C
Condition: Sunny
Pressure: 101.3 kPa
Visibility: 16 km
Temperature: -1.8°C
Dewpoint: -3.4°C
Humidity: 89 %
Wind: NW 9 km/h
Wind Chill: -5
Quote
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
Margaret Mead
1901 – 1978
I love your quote for today. In fact, Margaret Mead is one of my first real heroes. When I was divorced from my 1st husband, I ditched his last name and named myself Rebecca Meade (I added the “e” at the end) in honor of her. Then of course I changed to Paul’s last name when our marriage occurred.
Hope your illness is gone soon.
I wanted to subscribe to this blog but when I click on “email” nothing happens. All those other choices they give you don’t apply to me. Can I get on your email notification list?
Bex, I just sent an email message with subscribing info, should arrive today.
Margaret Meade was amazing! She was of my Grandmother’s generation; there were some real gems in that generation!
Bex, thanks for the feedback re subscribing to the blog. I have added a different service than the one offered by WordPress so I think it should be fine now. When you don’t use particular functions on the blog, you don’t really know if they are doing the job or not, so feedback is wonderful to have!