
I did manage to drag myself to the mission kitchen yesterday to clean the pots and pans from the town's Thanksgiving dinner. Donnie and I ate in a corner to avoid coming into contact with anyone else although he was not then ill, and no one but I wanted to scrub the pots and pans, so I was pretty much alone. (Fortunately, I was not feeling quite as bad yesterday as I am today.)
So, I have decided to take a long sleep break until the flu flies away! See you post-hibernation!
Sleep and lots of water and fresh fruits will do your body well.
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Lidj
Hey Elizabeth! I hope you feel all better soon..rest well, get as much sleep as you can, surround yourself with tissue towels and bring on the chicken soup and the orange juice. :)
ReplyDeleteTake care and cya soon!
And wow, you have a LOT of blogs! :)
Hey Elizabeth! I hope you feel all better soon..rest well, get as much sleep as you can, surround yourself with tissue towels and bring on the chicken soup. :)
ReplyDeleteTake care and cya soon.
And wow, you have a LOT of blogs! :)
Take care and get well soon...
ReplyDeleteI am so very sorry.
ReplyDeletePraying for complete restoration, healing, strength, and comfort.
Andrea
Oh ... ugh. Hope you're feeling much better now. Blessings, dear one.
ReplyDeletePlease take care of yourself. I remember the Asian flu of the 1950's. I had it about four times that winter.
ReplyDeleteHope you get to feeling better soon!
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