the germans are crazy, socialist, homeopathic hippies.
i am sick. one of the kids' teachers suggested eating garlic for sinus issues. so i ate 4 cloves on two rolls. i'll show them. i won't be able to talk to anyone for a week.
ha! take that. germans.
i apparently had a fever today. i was freezing all morning. i built up a fire that would have made a smithy jealous. and i was still cold. then i went to bed for a couple of hours. i woke up as my fever broke. it felt like i was going to burst into flame for a few minutes, then nothing. i feel better now. i'm still stuffy. i'm going to go irrigate my sinuses here in a little bit to try to clean things out and get it re-moisturized. whee!
Are you serious?
I can't believe you just said that.
About Me
- jd
- I am no longer an American expat living in Karlsruhe, Germany. We have moved back to the US, and are now living in southern Tennessee. It is just about as culturally opposed to where we have lived for the past 15 years as is possible. I have a degree in Chemical Engineering, and I am a control system consultant for one of the largest Electrical/Electrical Engineering companies in the world. Go figure. I am married with three children. I LOVE having kids. We also have two dogs and a fish now. The fish was a gift from a friend, and the dogs were the result of very impressive concerted pressuring by the rest of the family.
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I know I've said it before, but hydrogen peroxide always works for me. Last week I could feel a fever and chills coming on, I piled on blankets, started shivering, dosed each ear with peroxide. Within twenty minutes I felt fine, got back out of bed and went about my business.
Speaking of, we loved Aiden's description of water-logged business. Almost as funny as his sister the bouncing ballerina.
~n
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