Shed Love
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It is at this time of year, when I can fling open the doors to my shed that
I probably love it most. In the winter I love it because it is cosy, but
the...
7 years ago
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Urgh! I hope it doesn't last all day and a quick 6am barf does the trick. I've got a peevish belly myself, but so far, not too bad.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry. I'm doing everything in my power not to throw up...I HATE throwing up. Way to hang in there as long as you did.
ReplyDeleteOh baby, urgh.
ReplyDeleteIs it really awful to say I'm kind of pleased because I think it's a good sign?
Wish I was there to make you cups of peppermint tea.
Thanks for lovely thoughts. Thankfully, as long as I eat (and keep eating - like a non-stop eatin' choo-choo train!) it seems to go away. El Prima asked me last night, "why is there a banana on your bedside table?"
ReplyDeleteI blame the completely un-nutritious conference food from the day before. (their idea of "vegetarian" food was two deep fried corn and potato patties with baked potatoes... I like carbs, but that is just nuts!)
And yes, I promise I am taking this as a good sign of our amazing good luck. Yesterday I had been grazing all day and successfully staved off the queasies, and got myself all worried, so I waited 40 minutes before nibbling on anything, and queasiness dutifully appeared once again.