I just crawled out of bed 20 minutes ago. I woke up earlier with a fever and feeling awful. Now I'm just exhausted. All I want to do is sleep but I'm forcing myself to stay up. I need to log in to work this afternoon for a meeting and I need a clear head for that. I'm sure I'll be fine, but I feel drained right now.
Today will be a sunny day with a high of 73F. Our coolest day of the week. Spring has sprung!
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I'm still battling this crud, and for some reason, I run a low-grade fever in the evenings. Last night, I slept in the spare room so my snoring wouldn't keep Michelle awake. I'm working from home again today. I'm so glad I have the option. Today will be a beautiful day with all sunshine and a high of 79F. But, I won't be able to go out and enjoy it again.
I was hoping it wouldn’t come to this but today I was forced to buy a box of name brand saltine crackers because they haven’t had my favorite generic store brand in weeks. Ugh! I asked my grocery store buddies and they said they keep ordering them but they don’t come on the delivery truck. Is it a manufacturer problem, a warehouse problem, or does someone keep forgetting to put them on the truck? I don’t know. Should I try a different store brand from a different grocery store? I don’t know. I’m pretty wound up over this cracker thing.
CandyKane wrote: ↑Tue Feb 04, 2025 7:39 pm
Sorry you’re feeling under the weather Christmas Crazy. There’s just so much crud going around right now. Hope you feel better soon!
9 days until Valentines Day 40 days until St. Patrick's Day 43 days until Spring 74 days until Easter 110 days until Memorial Day 135 days until Summer 140 days until Leon Day (Half Christmas) 170 days until Christmas in July 208 days until the Bers 208 days until Labor Day 229 days until Autumn Begins 249 days until Glad Tacksägelsedag - Sweden 250 days until Thanksgiving Day - Canada 255 days until Great American Christmas (GAC) 268 days until Halloween 295 days until Thanksgiving Day - USA 323 days until Christmas 330 days until New Years Day
I think this crud is trying to kill me. I seem to be getting worse, not better. I'm waiting for a call back from the tele-med doctor. Hopefully, they can prescribe something that will help. I'm still working from home so I can rest when needed and not get anyone else sick. Today will be a mostly cloudy day with a high of 77F.
It’s cloudy this morning but at 60 degrees F it’s very nice. I even heard some little birds chirping. With a forecast of snow and maybe even ice next week I’m glad we are getting this little break. Winter in February just feels different. No matter how bad it gets Spring is right around the corner.
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I was hoping it wouldn’t come to this but today I was forced to buy a box of name brand saltine crackers because they haven’t had my favorite generic store brand in weeks. Ugh! I asked my grocery store buddies and they said they keep ordering them but they don’t come on the delivery truck. Is it a manufacturer problem, a warehouse problem, or does someone keep forgetting to put them on the truck? I don’t know. Should I try a different store brand from a different grocery store? I don’t know. I’m pretty wound up over this cracker thing.
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next week I’m glad we are getting this little break. Winter in February just feels different. No matter how bad it gets Spring is right around the corner.
