I knew it would happen at some
point, but it sure blindside you when you come down with the flu. I was seeing
people all around me dropping like flies, and once the kids started coughing, I
knew it was just a matter of time. Sure enough, about three days ago, it hit me
like a ton of bricks, and I’m still reeling. I know it’s the flu because I feel
just awful, and I have the aches and chills that make you feel like you’re
dying.
What made it worse, and I know R
will vindication on this, was hockey. I started feeling sick on Saturday,
during N’s game, and then by Saturday night, I was in full sickness mode. By
Sunday morning, I was in pretty bad shape, but I had places to be, namely
hockey games. What a drag. A had an early morning game in Northfield, about an
hour north, and then N had a game in Rutland, about an hour and half south of
Northfield, then A had another game at home. I went to all three. I knew R
would have been unhappy about driving to N’field at 7:00AM, and can you blame
her? I took A, but had to leave early to get to Rutland for N’s noon game. I
arranged for A to get a lift to her second game, then after N’s game, we headed
over and watched the end of A’s game.
I was pretty sick by the time we
got home, so I went straight to bed without eating or drinking much. Today is
Tuesday, and I’m still sick, but not as bad. I can function a little better,
and I have an appetite, so I’m moving in the right direction.
Now if I can just get out of
hockey, I’ll be okay. Until the next time, thanks for reading, and thanks to Dog Help Network for the pic.
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