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Gah. Within my own little bubble of self-importance, this has been a miserable week. What I thought, on Sunday, to be a cold soon revealed itself to be the flu. The body aches and weakness had faded enough by Wednesday morning that I was able to go to work then and again today, but I'm still congested and coughing. I didn't get much done either day - delivered my lectures, briefly met with my Masters' student, and did a little paperwork, but nothing more.
On the other hand... this morning, arriving at work, I found a manila envelope in my office, containing a small package. This proved to be an unlooked-for present from
kattsune, a copy of Jim Butcher's Furies of Calderon, which she had recommended to me earlier in the week. Thank you,
kattsune; it wasn't at all necessary, but it was thoughtful, and I appreciate it. It goes some way towards mitigating this dismal week. I look forward to reading it.
Now, where did I put the Day-Quil?
On the other hand... this morning, arriving at work, I found a manila envelope in my office, containing a small package. This proved to be an unlooked-for present from
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Now, where did I put the Day-Quil?
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Date: 2008-02-08 10:32 pm (UTC)The manila envelope was part of the ambush gifting. I bet you thought it was work.
:D
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Date: 2008-02-08 11:10 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-02-09 02:01 am (UTC)A good book is one of the best flu symptom treatments going.
Love, C.
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Date: 2008-02-13 06:41 pm (UTC)Don't forget the boiling baths with big books, where you add new hot water every 5-10 pages, followed by 10-12 hours of sleep.