I've had a flu much of the day. The nausea's almost gone, but I still feel very lightheaded. I have to work tomorrow no matter what, but I can go in a little later.

I updated my historical journal today. The current entry is on the Social Purity movementThis is a movement we've tried hard to forget, though it's responsible for so much evil in ( Read more... )

So for anyone who isn't aware, I'll be in BC from this Saturday to the Sunday of the following weekend. I might detour to Vancouver at some point, but I'll be staying mostly around Victoria area ( Read more... )

I've been violently ill for most of the past couple of days. Today, I'm propped up at work thanks to the power of Dimetapp ( Read more... )

I'm doing a fair bit better today than I was yesterday (see f-locked entry). My flu already seems to have peaked -- I probably shouldn't have gone to work yesterday -- and a good night's sleep and some gunpowder tea have worked wonders. I might be able to handle socializing tonight ( Read more... )

First I'm going to wish a Happy Birthday to my wonderful sister, jc2004, and to the fabulous archdiva, as well ^_^

I am still a little sick, though now it mostly takes the form of seal-like barking cough. I think I'm going to stay in most of this weekend.

Yesterday, I got the manga I'd been waiting six years for. Neon Genesis Evangelion -- volume 10 ( Read more... )

I made it to work today! Hopped up on Tylenol, and with a voice like Harvey Fierstein, but alive!

And just a question about plans tomorrow -- specifically, for the anime group: when are we converging on Astro tomorrow? I'm free anytime after 1:30.

I was in bed with a fever most of yesterday. I tried my best to go into work this morning, but started throwing up. I left a message with one of my coworkers, but she didn't come into work either (her daughter has the same thing), so I got an irritated call from another coworker around 9 asking why I wasn't in ( Read more... )

So last Thursday I had what could only be called an accidental allergy test. I call it accidental, because the-CLSC-doctor-who-couldn't-get-anything-right wrote me a referral for the guy thinking he was a dermatologist ( Read more... )

Finishing Henry IV, part 1 is a little disappointing. It was the first time I'd read a Shakespeare play without stumbling across one of the famous quotations or sayings -- no "Romeo, Romeo," no "All the world's a stage," no "To be or not to be ( Read more... )