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Lol. I’m not sure it’s helped yet. My eyes hurt and I’ve had this headache all day because I’ve barely slept all week. I’ve stayed in bed all day, keeping my eyes closed, but didn’t got any deep sleep or anything. Bright things hurt my eyes. Can’t seem to read much either, which is annoying. Anyway, havetotake the dog out now then find dinner. I’d like to veg with the tv, not sure it’s a good idea. Sigh...

That actually sounds terrible. I guess the idea was to scare the germs away? ;)
In Norway warm milk with honey was supposed to be the cure. Slightly better I believe although I hate warm milk. Eww

Yuk!
Johanna wrote: "Jordan wrote: "Oh dear. I’m sorry, if I passed it on to you! I’m home again today after waking up feeling wretched, and I’m about to try my supervisors sworn remedy of garlic milk, which is suppose..."
And here I was thinking nothing could sound worse than garlic milk. :-D
And here I was thinking nothing could sound worse than garlic milk. :-D
Johanna wrote: "Josh wrote: "Stress
I mean, it is what it is."
In three weeks you will be as de-stressed as one can be. That's a promise. :-D"
Fingers crossed. SEVENTEEN DAYS.
I mean, it is what it is."
In three weeks you will be as de-stressed as one can be. That's a promise. :-D"
Fingers crossed. SEVENTEEN DAYS.
KC wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Jordan wrote: "Oh dear. I’m sorry, if I passed it on to you! I’m home again today after waking up feeling wretched, and I’m about to try my supervisors sworn remedy of garlic milk, ..."
If it's really, really hot and there's nutmeg and stuff (booze) in it, it's not too bad. ;-)
If it's really, really hot and there's nutmeg and stuff (booze) in it, it's not too bad. ;-)
SamSpayedPI wrote: "KC wrote: "JMine was warm milk with honey. Which doesn't sound so bad, but i hated the taste of milk by itself, still do."
That reminds me of the cocoa scene from " 'Night, Mother":
Mama: God, th..."
Ha!
You know what I love is that William-Sonoma cocoa mix. As I've no doubt said a million times. :-D And if you add a little raspberry vodka? Even better.
Not for a child, granted!
That reminds me of the cocoa scene from " 'Night, Mother":
Mama: God, th..."
Ha!
You know what I love is that William-Sonoma cocoa mix. As I've no doubt said a million times. :-D And if you add a little raspberry vodka? Even better.
Not for a child, granted!

I drink cow milk only if I can get it fresh from the farm; otherwise I stick to soy, almond, cashew, oat, or whatever's "in."
SamSpayedPI wrote: "My hot chocolate recipe is more like: microwave a mug of "milk" for two minutes on high, toss in a handful of chocolate chips, and whisk.
I drink cow milk only if I can get it fresh from the farm..."
I only drink goat's milk. I am totally cool with Swiss Miss, which I grew up with, or Silly Cow Farms does hot chocolate powder in min glass milk bottles that's pretty good. :-)
I drink cow milk only if I can get it fresh from the farm..."
I only drink goat's milk. I am totally cool with Swiss Miss, which I grew up with, or Silly Cow Farms does hot chocolate powder in min glass milk bottles that's pretty good. :-)
Johanna wrote: "Daggo
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
I’ve not heard of this one. Interesting!
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
I’ve not heard of this one. Interesting!

Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
LOL I had to look it up and it's adorable.
A type of very cute doggo not to be confused with a pupper which is a younger daggo.
SamSpayedPI wrote: "My hot chocolate recipe is more like: microwave a mug of "milk" for two minutes on high, toss in a handful of chocolate chips, and whisk.
I drink cow milk only if I can get it fresh from the farm..."
:-D
From the point I wrote that yoga series and discovered what the hell was going on in the dairy industry, I've never been able to drink a glass of milk without feeling queasy.
IT'S BETTER NOT TO KNOW.
;-D
Kidding. I think.
But I love almond milk on oatmeal and in everything I can get away with. But when I opt for cocoa, I go full on decadent. Half and half or heavy cream mixed with milk. If I'm going to be hung for a lamb, by god, we're having steak.
Wait. What?
Anyway.
I drink cow milk only if I can get it fresh from the farm..."
:-D
From the point I wrote that yoga series and discovered what the hell was going on in the dairy industry, I've never been able to drink a glass of milk without feeling queasy.
IT'S BETTER NOT TO KNOW.
;-D
Kidding. I think.
But I love almond milk on oatmeal and in everything I can get away with. But when I opt for cocoa, I go full on decadent. Half and half or heavy cream mixed with milk. If I'm going to be hung for a lamb, by god, we're having steak.
Wait. What?
Anyway.
Johanna wrote: "Daggo
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
Huh.
Frankly, that word is too close to another word flung at Italian and Mediterranean relatives for me to be happy with it.
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
Huh.
Frankly, that word is too close to another word flung at Italian and Mediterranean relatives for me to be happy with it.
Jordan wrote: "SamSpayedPI wrote: "My hot chocolate recipe is more like: microwave a mug of "milk" for two minutes on high, toss in a handful of chocolate chips, and whisk.
I drink cow milk only if I can get it..."
:-D :-D :-D
**I'm laughing but actually my memories of Swiss Miss are fond ones. My grandparents lived over us in a duplex when I was really small, and I used to sneak out of our house and go up the back stairs to my grandma who would let me in and fix me breakfast. Swiss Miss was part of that morning ritual. And when I was REALLY little I thought it was perfectly natural that me and the coca label looked the same. :-P
Of course now a lot of this qualifies as child neglect--three year old scampering out of one house and into another in the pre-dawn hours. But in my parents' defense, I was born a cat burglar.
I drink cow milk only if I can get it..."
:-D :-D :-D
**I'm laughing but actually my memories of Swiss Miss are fond ones. My grandparents lived over us in a duplex when I was really small, and I used to sneak out of our house and go up the back stairs to my grandma who would let me in and fix me breakfast. Swiss Miss was part of that morning ritual. And when I was REALLY little I thought it was perfectly natural that me and the coca label looked the same. :-P
Of course now a lot of this qualifies as child neglect--three year old scampering out of one house and into another in the pre-dawn hours. But in my parents' defense, I was born a cat burglar.
Progress.
Hugely productive week.
Dizzyingly productive.
The alarming thing is that for all I got done--and I got one hell of a lot done--my TTD list has not dwindled in any appreciable manner.
Hugely productive week.
Dizzyingly productive.
The alarming thing is that for all I got done--and I got one hell of a lot done--my TTD list has not dwindled in any appreciable manner.
What’s worse about the math is that it’s a budget that several people at work will have to utilize. And most of them are on vacation right now. So I’ve called a meeting to discuss it when everyone’s back.
Jordan wrote: "Productivity is great! But I hear you about the todo list!"
Is it not weird how the more you do, the more there is to do???
Is it not weird how the more you do, the more there is to do???
Yup. For every goal there’s ten things you need to do to make that goal happen. Or maybe it was one million things... ;-)
Jordan wrote: "Yup. For every goal there’s ten things you need to do to make that goal happen. Or maybe it was one million things... ;-)"
ha!
ha!

Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
Huh.
Frankly, that word is too close to another word flung at Italian and Mediterranean relatives for me to be happy with it."
That's the first thing I thought as well...
Josh wrote: "Johanna wrote: "Daggo
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
Huh.
Frankly, that word is too close to another word flung at Italian and Mediterranean relatives for me to be ha..."
*wide-eyed*
Learned a new-to-me word from urban dictionary today. :-D"
Huh.
Frankly, that word is too close to another word flung at Italian and Mediterranean relatives for me to be ha..."
*wide-eyed*
Josh wrote: "Jordan wrote: "SamSpayedPI wrote: "My hot chocolate recipe is more like: microwave a mug of "milk" for two minutes on high, toss in a handful of chocolate chips, and whisk.
I drink cow milk only ..."
Heh. :-D
I drink cow milk only ..."
Heh. :-D

...your teeth?"
Armi's moulting?"
Maybe paint brush, Bob Ross style? ;)

Took my first Tai Chi class in over ten years last night. :-)"
Great for you!
I met a Tai Chi teacher at the climate demonstration today ;-)
(he is a friend/neighbour).
Antonella wrote: "Jordan wrote: "Tai Chi
Took my first Tai Chi class in over ten years last night. :-)"
Great for you!
I met a Tai Chi teacher at the climate demonstration today ;-)
(he is a friend/neighbour)."
Nice!
Took my first Tai Chi class in over ten years last night. :-)"
Great for you!
I met a Tai Chi teacher at the climate demonstration today ;-)
(he is a friend/neighbour)."
Nice!
Friends
Picked LB Gregg up at the airport yesterday and now we're buzzing around prepping for the Fanyon Retreat. ;-)
Then more quality friendship time on Catalina! :-)
Picked LB Gregg up at the airport yesterday and now we're buzzing around prepping for the Fanyon Retreat. ;-)
Then more quality friendship time on Catalina! :-)
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That reminds me of the cocoa scene from " 'Night, Mother":
Mama: God, this milk in here.
Jessie: The cocoa helps.
Mama: Not enough, though, does it? You can still taste it, can’t you?
Jessie: Yeah, it’s pretty bad. I thought it was my memory that was bad, but it’s not. It’s the milk, all right.
Mama: It’s a real waste of chocolate.