Still sick.
Today is the day BEFORE the day you frustratingly stay in bed because you don't want to jinx it (even though you're pretty sure you're good to go).
Today is the day I ran one fifteen minute errand and felt wiped out and needed a two-hour nap.
Today is the day a couple of the symptoms have quit the field and my fever has been mercifully gone (without antipyretics) since yesterday morning, but a couple more battle on for the glory of The Sons of Jacob, and the less I have to explain about why the fallout of the flu and a cough sucks as a combo attack, seriously the better for all of humanity.
Normally Wednesday is a pretty light day, so I'll just give you a quick update.
The good news here is with the fever down, I've been able to start doing some work in bed and reading again without getting bad headaches. I've been poking at my W.I.P. between naps and also getting through the guest blogger posts (remember there were like a hundred of them). So if you put in a guest blog and haven't heard back, you probably will in the next day or two.
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