I hate being sick

It makes me irritable, petulant and miserable. Right now I am aswim in a sea of mucus and misery. Just thought I'd share. *bleurgh*

Comments

mskp said…
hugs...x
25/9/07 13:48
caoin said…
Perhaps if we all join hands and chant "Doctor, Doctor" we can exorcise your bad mucus juju...
25/9/07 14:56
Anonymous said…
Ohhhhhhhhhh poor one.

I think perhaps you need a quick trip down to the Fountaingate Food Court for a non-dairy soy 'cino perhaps.
25/9/07 19:53
Casey Bennetto said…
Me, I think he needs some chips. But I have been deregistered by all medical boards in the country, so take that with a grain of salt.
26/9/07 13:22
Anonymous said…
I can highly recommend a great big cheap bowl of Thom Yum. It works wonders - make a man of you in fact.
27/9/07 20:52
FireHorse said…
I've never seen tom yum spelt with and 'h' before but I digress.

My mum use to put one brick underneath both sides of the foot of the bed. Mucus in throat not nice. Huuge gobs of chunky chesty green balls...

Feeling better yet? :)
27/9/07 23:53
FireHorse said…
I'm one to talk about grammar. lol
27/9/07 23:54
Casey Bennetto said…
Ah, Thom Yum... it's enough to fill you with existential despair for several albums. Just ask Tom Yorke.
28/9/07 10:49
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