Mood: umgagleah
Hello. Welcome to Saturday, October 18, 2024.
Beautifully autumn outside. Trees blaze, showing off fab colors. Blue sky highlights the look as the sun beams on it like a doting father. We’re up to 62 F after an overnight shift into the upper thirties. 74 F degrees is being held out a possible high.
My floofs are on this weather like children going after their Halloween candy. It’s perfect feline weather for the moment. Each boi has staked out sunny spots and are living up to their stereotypes as well-groomed, sun-loving beasts.
We received our latest COVID Jab — or COVAB, as I put to others but it’s not catching on. Went much like our first jab back into 2021. First hours, okay. Last night, the vax slammed me down and wouldn’t let me up. I crashed in a big way. Wrapped up in sheets and blankets, my head felt like a match that’d been struck and was burning. Then I spent a period of shivering uncontrollably.
After about thirteen hours of sleep, I forced myself out of bed. The cats helped. They’re like, “Dude, we must be fed and let out. Come on, get your priorities straight and get your ass out of bed.”
So I arose like a creaking suit of armor. Made my path to the kitchen where coffee was administered. Coffee is a wonder drug, don’tcha know. Anyway, I thought along the lines of being out of sync physically and mentally, a condition that borders on being called ‘sick’. The Neurons began playing Jackson Browne and “Doctor My Eyes”. Grazing through the net, I found this version from “Playing for Change”. Hope you like it.
Stay positive and test negative. Get the jab, as it will help, in the long run. Here’s the music. Where is my coffee?
Cheers
Michael Seidel, writer 
My other-half got his Covid vac and whoa! Felt terrible for two days! Fortunately, my doc says she thinks it’s OK for me to bypass it. I’ve had it twice (I think … never tested) but all it did was give me a REALLY bad cough for 2-3 days.
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Hey Nan, I acquired COVID back when I visited Mom during one of her medical emergencies. Had to fly cross country. Wore a mask on the aircraft and in the terminal boarding areas, and of course in the hospital. Might have picked it up from my sister, visiting from Georgia. Put me on my rear end with fever, terrible cough, and a lot of congestion for several days. Yech.
Stay well. Fingers crossed, right? Cheers, M
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