I got up this morning with a stomach that feels like it left home without me sometime during the night. I’m trying to get it calmed down to the point where we can get in the car and drive for a couple of hours … and wondering how that’s going to work out.
Saintly. As far as I know, it means your death is going to be particularly horrible. No mere dying in bed of old age. More like getting fried on a hot platter or nailed upside down to a tree or slowly hanged or drowned. But you can be sure that sainthood is going to hurt.
We are on our way to Connecticut to visit Tom and Ellin, except that I’m not feeling so great. I really want to feel better. To this end, I have taken any medication that I believe might possibly make me feel better. So far, the idea hasn’t quite worked, but I’m still hoping. I’ve had this “coming down with something” feeling for a few days, so this isn’t as much of a surprise as it should be.
I’m so determined to feel better — and very soon, please. Well, that’s MY story.
That and looking at my house and wondering what happened. Between last night and this morning, it looks as if no one has ever cleaned it. What were those dogs DOING all night?
It’s going to be a quite few days and please forgive us if we are spotty in our responses. We need the time off and this time, and for once, we’re going to really take it. Off, I mean. Not saintly. Just vacating.
Categories: #Photography, Humor, Travel
I will say a prayer to the patron saint of tummyaches (St. Pepto?) so that you will feel better and enjoy your trip….
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Hope you have a great break – and whatever it is that’s bugging you forgets to go along with the drive! 😉
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I hope you feel better soon. Enjoy the break with Tom & Ellin. As for saintliness if it hurts I’ll just stay a sinner thanks.
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I’m feeling intermittently better. You know, better for a while, then worse, then better? I just hope I don’t wind up all night in the bathroom. Again. A little sleep would be a good thing.
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A good sleep can be better than medicine.
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I certainly hope you feel better soon, in order to enjoy your visit. Thank you for sharing the gorgeous photos. Such a beautiful countryside. 🙂
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I hope you feel better soon and enjoy your vacation. Have you tried unpasteurized cider vinegar? It works wonders for an upset stomach. I can’t stand it but it works. You probably know this anyway.
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Feel better soon! Being on the road and being ill can be a really bad combination, but it sounds like you’ll be among friends, so perhaps not. And taking a vacation in December isn’t a bad idea, and taking some time off the electronics (computers, cell phones, tablet thingies) sounds even better, particularly right now (well to me). And what were those dogs doing? I think they hold secret meetings late at night, plotting the next coup … of our homes or our version of cleanliness (which doesn’t resemble theirs at all) or maybe just what tasty thing they’ve had to eat…
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Great post! Hope you’re feeling better, soon! 🙂
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I am, thank you. Garry had something like this last week. I guess it was my turn 🙂
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Hope you are soon feeling better, but saintly people like us usually manage to come through it all. Enjoy your time off.
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Feel better — and have a great visit!
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Good luck, Marilyn. Hope you get to feeling better and can enjoy your visit.
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I too hope you enjoy your getaway. You deserve it. And spending the time with good close friends, what could be better.
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A little echinacea tea can build your immunity if you feel like you’re coming down with something Marilyn. Enjoy your getaway.
Leslie
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