I am sick. I got up yesterday with the intention of getting some work done, going to Hebrew, yoga, and choir (in that order), felt kind of woozy, lay down, and suddenly it was 2pm.

I did not leave the house. kurrs brought me chicken soup without my asking though, which was very sweet. <3 Also I still feel gross, but I am at least getting something ( Read more... )

I just made a bunch of masala sauce as an experiment. It smells pretty good, although I could be deluding myself here. But. Cooking with chiles, onions, and lime juice when you have eczema all over your hands?

OW OW OW OW OW.

The things I do for my culinary art. :P

... went kind of like this:

owowowowowow *puke* owowowowow.

ugh.

I can haz stomach flu?

blaaaarggghh.

1. I have scoliosis.

2. That was how my day started. (fortunately it's not a problem or anything)

3. In re: my last (locked) post, I did not make up the spit metaphor, I am sorry to say.

4. If life were a game of croquet, I would just have gone rogue.

I feel absolutely terrible - travel- and lack-of-sleep-due-to-insane-dreams-induced nausea and headache. I wonder whether I should give up and go to bed or stay up long enough to thieve the TV from my mother and self-medicate with Slings and Arrows. The horns of a dilemma, people ( Read more... )

Bah, I may be going back to the doctor tomorrow. Rib pain, boo. I feel pretty good otherwise though ( Read more... )

So I went to the doctor on Friday morning instead of doing my Latin homework, and it turns out that I have a raging sinus infection. In fact, he said I got a prize because I was the first person with those symptoms he'd seen that day who got a prescription ( Read more... )

1. Am woefully ill. This is day 10. My ability to breathe without interference depends solely on Buckley's at this point - a fate worse than death. Never before have I coughed so hard as to strengthen my abdominal muscles. In fact, I think I may have cracked a rib ( Read more... )

Proving Once Again that I Am in the Right Field:

Plumer, Eric. "'There's a Divinity That Shapes Our Ends': An Augustinian Reading of Hamlet." 63-93 in Augustine and Literature, Robert P. Kennedy, Kim Paffenroth, and John Doody, eds. Lexington Books, 2006.

I never thought I'd say this, but this essay is going to be fun.

The State of my HealthI ( Read more... )