I should really buy stock in Kleenex with as much as I have been sick the past two years. I honestly think that ever since I moved here this state has been trying to kill me…but it shan’t succeed I tell you! So we returned from our trip south (which, hand to god, I will post photos of this weekend) and I promptly came down with a seriously butt-kicking cold. It’s still kicking my butt as a matter of fact. But as I am no longer contagious I decided to head back to work. Then my precious kitty (who is trying to climb in my lap as I type this) had an odd reaction to something or other which caused his face to swell up like a balloon (we suspect a spider bite) which in turn caused us to take him to the kitty ER where he was given shots…and then back to the vet yesterday morning for yet another round of shots. To say it has been a hectic week of healing is an understatement…66.66% of this family is currently feeling crumby, but the important thing is we’re on our way to recovering! Woohoo! And with recovery in mind I bring you this week’s:
Things I Love Thursday:
The Sniffles & Sneezes Edition
My husband forcing me to stay in bed to get better * Mischa, the best four legged furry nurse a gal could ask for * Snuggling with said nurse while we both get better * Celebrity Ghost Stories…some of their stories are fascinating! * Ordering Tim Ferris‘ new book “The 4 Hour Body” and getting a free digital copy of the book (Thank you!) I can’t wait to read it! * Fever dreams…aren’t they the wildest? They’re right up there with melatonin dreams. * Hedwig from Harry Potter * Sleep, sleep, sleep * The brilliance that is Conan * Aziz Ansari. Good God that man is FUNNY! * Kind Over Matter. This is, hands down, one of the most inspiring, uplifting and positive blogs out there. I highly recommend it. It’s chock full of yummy art and goodness! * Feathers…maybe that’s Hedwig’s influence… * Giving my kitty extra love so he gets better uber-fast * health…mine, my family’s and yours *
Until next time…
Kisses & Chaos, my dears,
AWF
Free Children of the Revolution by Sharon Pruitt
*********
feathers by Laura Gommans
*********
