My husband told me last night that he can tell I'm on the mend."How so?" I asked." He proceeded to tell me I was talking more, and back to my old self. Upon my further questioning, aka interrogation, Greg told me that I had barely mumbled an audible word for three days, and now I hadn't STOPPED talking.I'm sure somewhere in there was a compliment.My body feels a bit better, yet I couldn't taste my Frosted Flakes this morning. Four spoonfuls in to it, and I put the bowl back in the sink. In fact, I think I can chalk today up as the first day ever I've had a cough drop for breakfast. Yum. Nothing wrong with a little coffee and menthol.In the meantime, I've managed to swallow pink-colored pills that closely resemble the size of a tube of deodorant. Not a fan. Yet, they're working.Just ask my 7-year-old, who is glad to see my big, fuzzy robe hanging in the back of my closet.Not to mention my husband.
Friday, February 20, 2009
Feeling Better, Tasting Nothing
My husband told me last night that he can tell I'm on the mend."How so?" I asked." He proceeded to tell me I was talking more, and back to my old self. Upon my further questioning, aka interrogation, Greg told me that I had barely mumbled an audible word for three days, and now I hadn't STOPPED talking.I'm sure somewhere in there was a compliment.My body feels a bit better, yet I couldn't taste my Frosted Flakes this morning. Four spoonfuls in to it, and I put the bowl back in the sink. In fact, I think I can chalk today up as the first day ever I've had a cough drop for breakfast. Yum. Nothing wrong with a little coffee and menthol.In the meantime, I've managed to swallow pink-colored pills that closely resemble the size of a tube of deodorant. Not a fan. Yet, they're working.Just ask my 7-year-old, who is glad to see my big, fuzzy robe hanging in the back of my closet.Not to mention my husband.
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