Splitting headache and new leggings
Last night I had a splitting headache. Half- dazed, I went to the bathroom, took a depression shower, and went back to bed.
I had the usual dreams. I woke up when my mumsie texted me and told me to be ready because she is going to meet me at half past noon at the bus station.
I got up begrudgingly, took my morning meds, slathered lotion on my face, and got dressed. I went to see my mom, she gave me the weekly allowance.
I took a train further downtown and went to the parish. I had a cup of coffee and had a good time chitchatting with others.
I took a train back to my hometown and went to the shopping mall; I visited the stationery shop to buy a birthday card with a proper postage stamp, and then I went to the supermarket and bought a pair of new leggings and a bag of cocoa powder.
I went back home, washed two loads of laundry, tidied up the bathroom, and took out the rest of the trash.
Later that day, Mirette and I went to the mall where she bought some computer stuff, then we went to the grocery shop where I bought hand- wash gel, a single tomato, and a falafel- hummus baguette.
Once back home, we watched Keeping up Appearances. Mirette made some mozzarella lasagna.
I took my evening meds, sprayed Nasonex into both of my nostrils, did the every- evening skincare regiment, and brushed my teeth.
Tomorrow my new care worker will come for the weekly appointment at quarter past noon. I will wash the dishes, and then we will fill out some forms.
I will go visit Focus, once back at my hometown I will go visit the pharmacy and pick up my anti- allergy nasalspray, eczema lotion, and some prescibed medicine.
On Wednesday, I will change the towels at my home. In the afternoon, I will go see my parents.
On Thursday, I won't have anything special day.
On Friday, I will pay a commission to Candy, pay the dressmaker for mending my clothes and bring them another three clothes to be mended, and then I will buy a pair of leggings and the usual groceries.
On Saturday, I will do the usual housework; change the towels, take out the recycling, and clean up the bathroom.
On Sunday, I will go visit my parents. My dad will give me the weekly allowance, I will call my granny, and then I will buy a new pair of leggings.
I had the usual dreams. I woke up when my mumsie texted me and told me to be ready because she is going to meet me at half past noon at the bus station.
I got up begrudgingly, took my morning meds, slathered lotion on my face, and got dressed. I went to see my mom, she gave me the weekly allowance.
I took a train further downtown and went to the parish. I had a cup of coffee and had a good time chitchatting with others.
I took a train back to my hometown and went to the shopping mall; I visited the stationery shop to buy a birthday card with a proper postage stamp, and then I went to the supermarket and bought a pair of new leggings and a bag of cocoa powder.
I went back home, washed two loads of laundry, tidied up the bathroom, and took out the rest of the trash.
Later that day, Mirette and I went to the mall where she bought some computer stuff, then we went to the grocery shop where I bought hand- wash gel, a single tomato, and a falafel- hummus baguette.
Once back home, we watched Keeping up Appearances. Mirette made some mozzarella lasagna.
I took my evening meds, sprayed Nasonex into both of my nostrils, did the every- evening skincare regiment, and brushed my teeth.
Tomorrow my new care worker will come for the weekly appointment at quarter past noon. I will wash the dishes, and then we will fill out some forms.
I will go visit Focus, once back at my hometown I will go visit the pharmacy and pick up my anti- allergy nasalspray, eczema lotion, and some prescibed medicine.
On Wednesday, I will change the towels at my home. In the afternoon, I will go see my parents.
On Thursday, I won't have anything special day.
On Friday, I will pay a commission to Candy, pay the dressmaker for mending my clothes and bring them another three clothes to be mended, and then I will buy a pair of leggings and the usual groceries.
On Saturday, I will do the usual housework; change the towels, take out the recycling, and clean up the bathroom.
On Sunday, I will go visit my parents. My dad will give me the weekly allowance, I will call my granny, and then I will buy a new pair of leggings.