And another cup of tea.

[mrissa]

I have officially caught markgritter's non-con crud.

So that's not the best thing ever. But I'm weirdly happy about it, because the decongestant is actually working and making me feel more human, and while I'm still sick, I can do things like drive and walk up and down the stairs. I just keep clearing my throat a lot and drinking lots of fluids and feeling punky. No falling over! No room spinning out of control! This is so great! This is like when normal people get sick, I bet!

So I'm working on the book revisions, a bit, gently, and I'm doing laundry and figuring out house stuff and not pushing too hard. timprov and I have started watching Season 3 of Veronica Mars, and I don't think it's going to take us too long to finish. We tend to binge on VM. After this there'll be no more VM to binge on, but I don't think that's going to change the pattern, really. Story arcs are like that -- it's a lot less episodic than most television, even in this season, and so it's a lot harder to put it down for a hiatus of any real length.

Comments

[dichroic.livejournal.com]

I think it was a migraine in my case, because as soon as the dizziness faded a bit I lost vision in about half or one eye, then had a minor nagging headache. I don't really get the actual severe migraine pain, but apparently it's possible to have migraine "auras" without it. It kind of sucks, but it's hard to complain much when it's so clearly obvious how much worse it could be. (Having to deal with utterly strange food on one's second actual day in the office in a foreign country doesn't help, though. Oh, sorry, I'm supposed to be not complaining.)

[mrissa.livejournal.com]

You can complain if you want to. Migraine stuff sucks royally, and unfamiliarity with your surroundings cannot possibly help.

[dichroic.livejournal.com]

Mine only sucks in a baronetage sort of level, compared to stories I've heard of disabling puke-worthy pain.

[mrissa.livejournal.com]

Baronets can be nothing to sneeze at.