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Zombie Death 'Flu has morphed into something more like Zombie Sitting Around Feeling Blah Having A Cold. Not as exciting, but far better for productivity. My throat has gone from being inflamed and sore to being scratchy and sensitive from too much trying to talk while it was inflamed. Boo.

And productivity must reign today. I must do banking, as a matter of mild urgency. I must eBay the boots I am not keeping, since they didn't sell on niceboots and I can't be bothered messing about. I must practise, and I must make a doctor's appointment. Then it's off to Clapham for some accompanying and teaching aural skills to a violinist who is doing an exam next week.

Might get to Borders, might not; it depends very much on how the other stuff goes, and whether I have any energy left. I still feel like I could sleep for a week.

Someone sent me a text message asking to phone them but I don't know who it is. I guess I'd better get some phonecalls sorted today as well. Le sigh.

Comments

[fwuffydragon.livejournal.com]

Hiya! If your throat hurts and you need to talk, try swallowing a spoonful of honey - coats the throat and stops it being so scratchy!

Feel better soon!

[ksta.livejournal.com]

ooh, ta you've reminded me to go to the bank!

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[(Anonymous)]

When you go to the doc, ask questions about sinus infection as you did have a pretty bad headache about a week ago or so. Sinuses could be messed up and draining down your throat ergo sensitive, itchy, soar throat. As well, maybe you have tonsillitis? Check out the mono thing (again), and vitamin B deficiency/anemia.
From the One who Cares.

Zombie flu

[(Anonymous)]

When you go to the doc, ask questions about sinus infection as you did have a pretty bad headache about a week ago or so. Sinuses could be messed up and draining down your throat ergo sensitive, itchy, soar throat. As well, maybe you have tonsillitis? Check out the mono thing (again), and vitamin B deficiency/anemia. Are you sucking up/breathing in bad stuff from your horn?
From the One who Cares.

[pplfichi.livejournal.com]

Do remember to pace yourself - no need to stay ill longer then necessery if it can possibly be avoided!