gillpolack @ 2015-02-09T14:11:00

It's not my imagination that this is a nasty virus. I rang the eye clinic to ask if I could possibly postpone my visit tomorrow because of it and they laughed. I'm the umpteenth person today. Also, the ones who didn't take care when they reached my current stage rang to postpone with secondary infections that ranged from bronchitis to pneumonia.

I have duly cancelled anything outside the home for both today and tomorrow, and am taking all the right medicine. I'm working (because things are so busy) but I'm resting more than working and I'm complaining at anyone who will listen.

My lifestuff that must happen, despite my body complaining at me: teaching prep (for the current round of courses, but also for the various special functions in March, of which more another day), admin for we are near release of one book and near ms submission of another, editing and related stuff for everything, mentoring for the HEA and then there are little extras like Aurealis and Women's History Month. As you can see, my life is very slow with this particular virus. It's quite debilitating and annoyingly full of symptoms, but there *are* 24 hours ina day and I intend to use them.