That Came Out of Me?

I’m at the “that came out of me?” stage of the aforementioned plague.  On the other hand, at least the stuff is expelling, rather than staying in the sinuses and lungs until (remarkably copious and efficient) production outstrips capacity.  On the other hand, I could do without waking up frequently to cough.

I found a stash of old generic Sudafed and have use two a day to help things along.  That has me tempted to risk the police state wannabes to renew my supply, rather than going cold turkey after the single remaining pill is gone.  It just works so well.  Except for making me tempermental, even in that small a dosage.

I’ve been having trouble putting down BMOC by Warren Meyer, and Deb had the same “problem” with it.  Ultimately one or both of us will review it, but based on her reading and my partial reading, it’s highly entertaining.  That despite being not of my usual genre.  We received it as a review copy, but I wouldn’t have regretted buying it.  It helps having something so good to read while I’m laid low by our viral overlords.

I keep writing partial posts that don’t get finished or posted.  I think I have three sitting in the editor right now.  Either I get carried away and naturally run out of time, or get interrupted and lose the thread or compulsion.  I’ve been thinking about either posting them as examples of the partials that tend to get deleted after days or even weeks when I realize they’re doomed, or of actually making myself finish them.  (Sadie!  Valerie!  Get down from- Leave my keyboard alone!  Valerieeeeee… Leave those books on the shelf...) I’ve discarded no less than three extensive yet unfinished posts for the new tech and business blog that really will have to go active after the first.

So you might see some of that later, and maybe some pictures of the brats kids.

Then there are the posts I think of writing and never get too, even if they are just quick observations like how ridiculously low our gas and electric bill was for the latest month.  Not sure the relative prices, but we used only 2/3 of the gas this year.  In 31 days versus 29 last year.  Yay for global warming!  Well, that and rope caulk and plastic window insulation kits.

There’s the dead DVD player post.  Yup, it’s dead Jim.  Not merely pretending like a few weeks ago.  That’s on my shopping list, and maybe now that Christmas is over, I’ll be able to peruse that section of the store enough to be sure the selection is as pathetic as it appeared.  At least they’re cheap.

Anyway, I need to go get some more coffee.

1. So I started to get sick thanksgiving weekend. and it took about 3 weeks for it to be mainly gone..
   The thing is I still cough crap up every now and again and still have to blow my nose in the morning when I wake up..  Nasty thing this is..

   Posted by wayne  on  12/31  at  12:38 PM  from  Ohio
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