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Random Thoughts: March 2008 Archives

Influenza …

For the record, I don’t get sick. Ever. Don’t have time for it. Don’t have patience for it. In fact, even though everyone else at work has been getting sick, when I was out last week it didn’t occur to people that I would be home sick … because that just never happens. (And I don’t get snowed in, either.)

But I had a f-e-v-e-r and it flattened me! And a cough-til-you-think-you're gonna-die hack. So four days into it, I'd had enough and saw the doctor. She said “influenza … should we test to see if it’s A or B?” I said, "does it matter which I have?" She said, "not really but some people want to know ...." I said, "don't care, just wanna feel better."

So I got my prescription for Robitussin with codeine, went home and knocked myself out with the drugs. (Okay, enough whimpering ... I’m over it.)

Moving on, Andrea’s mother-in-law hosted Easter dinner. As in previous years, I brought a big vegetable tray … the ceramic bunny holds the dip. Aw, fur cute!

Veggies and dip

The tray and the simple hydrangea …

Easter bouquet

… were a huge contrast with the snow we’d gotten the day before, and the day before that, and Easter Sunday, and the snow scheduled for tomorrow and next weekend ... will it every end??

Easter 2008

I really, really, really need it to be Spring!

(Knitting update: I still haven’t started a knitting project so there’s nothing to report on that front. Sorry.)


Happy Vernal Equinox!

It's the first day of spring. YAY!


, originally uploaded by AMK.

I have little to report, knitting-wise. I've been working on my Show-Off Ruffle Skirt, but haven't gotten far on it at all. I've had to take a few days off from knitting because I hurt my hands cutting a bunch of thick plastic at work the other day (no, I didn't cut my hands - just wore out the old muskles).

And mostly I've just been sleeping at every available opportunity, trying to fight off this chest cold that everyone seems to be getting. I know Mom has been knocked out by it for the past couple of days. I hope you feel better soon, Mom!

Anyway, I plan on taking photos of these flowers as they grow and bloom. Since nothing is really growing outside yet, despite the technical arrival of spring, I'm looking forward to seeing these green things grow.


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