January 18, 2016
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Time Off
It's a Monday, and it's a sick day.
I recall sick days being somewhat more fun when I was still working.
If not exactly fun, at least rewarding. Hot tea, pajamas and reading on the couch all day.
It's a bit different now. Oh, I am still chugging hot tea. Lemon ginger with honey. And I am still pretty much holding down the furniture. And I will finish my book today.
But I'm also feeling sorry for myself. William was an excellent caregiver when I was sick. He went out with the dogs, and he brought me coffee, tea, and cooked my favorite comfort foods, then delivered them upstairs so I could eat them in bed and act like a whiney baby.
There's hardly any point to even being sick now.
Except I am. The creeping crud has finally found me, amazing because other than a quick run out to the store the other day, I haven't even been exposed to any sickies.
Yesterday I started an entry that is saved to drafts as it isn't finished. If I can gather my thoughts through the fog I might finish it later. Or I might take a nap.
It's minus 22 degrees with the wind chill here today. We are completely buttoned down for the day.
This is one is Cupcake.
Comments (7)
You were lucky. My husband is not a good nurse. His idea of looking after me is to poke me to make sure I'm alive. That usually happens just after I've finally fallen asleep!
Cupcake looks like a sweetheart! Part Standard Poodle??We lost our dog Ranger this last October.
I wish you well adjusting. My wife does 8% of the work around here. I would be in big trouble without her.
I have been retired 20 years. I now do odd jobs around the house. My wife gives me an allowance. It is different than going to work.
Nice you had some help.
Please get well soon ~ good to see you blogging again ~
@murisopsis: so hard to lose a pet, I'm sorry. Yes, William was a good guy that way, I'm afraid I wasn't as appreciative as I should have been. Hindsight, you know.
@HUMOR_ME_NOW: That made me go count and realize I have been done working for 4 years. My that went fast! What kind of work did you do, Frank?
@fwren: Thank you, I'm trying. I look forward to catching up with your blog.
@Wissh: insurance claims management.
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