We brought happy memories, lots of warm feelings, and the sniffles home with us from Thanksgiving. But, with a new cozy mystery (Thai Die by Monica Ferris) and a box of tissues I’ve survived. Tomorrow will the seventh day and I expect to be fine.
Oh, bless your heart. Colds are such miserable, irritating things, aren't they?
You've brought back amusing memories for me. A business trip to Rome with a client who later became a dear friend, catching a cold, and her kindly (but obnoxiously) trying to force a veritable herb farm of weeds down my throat for a "cure". I told her essentially the title of your post, "I can either let the cold be and get well in seven days, or take medicine and get well in a week." She was not amused. She did not believe in getting sick, thought it was a character flaw or something.
Anyhow, my rambling aside, I do hope you're better and the kleenex box is a thing of the past soon.
We brought happy memories, lots of warm feelings, and the sniffles home with us from Thanksgiving.
Oh, bless your heart. Colds are such miserable, irritating things, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteYou've brought back amusing memories for me. A business trip to Rome with a client who later became a dear friend, catching a cold, and her kindly (but obnoxiously) trying to force a veritable herb farm of weeds down my throat for a "cure". I told her essentially the title of your post, "I can either let the cold be and get well in seven days, or take medicine and get well in a week." She was not amused. She did not believe in getting sick, thought it was a character flaw or something.
Anyhow, my rambling aside, I do hope you're better and the kleenex box is a thing of the past soon.
P.S. My word verification string is "bonehead".
I do hate to have headcolds. The book looks good, & you know each day, you can only feel better the next!
ReplyDeleteThe sniffles have got us all in Japan too. Hope you're feeling better soon.
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