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  1. And why don’t ya just stop off at your doctor’s office on the way home hmmm? oh right, DayQuil is your friend…I wonder why…possibly the Quil part of it? LOL Quack Quack

    Thom’s last blog post..Friday Fill-Ins #126

    1. You and Amoeba always pushing the doctors. What? You have stock in the clinic?

      Oh — and Dayquil® isn’t my friend. Apparently I am overly-sensitive to it.

  2. Hope you are felling better soon Quilly, try Nyquil for bedtime, this stuff can really knock you out and give you that good sleep you need.

      1. I find it hysterical that you and several others referred to your stories. I most definitely was NOT referring to your stories.

        As I have said to my daughter on occasion – Not all things are about you, although they should be.

        I LOVE YOUR STORIES.

        Feel better now?

        Nessa’s last blog post..I am not nice like that

  3. Ewww…hope you don’t have the N1H1 yuck…it continues to spread. Take care of yourself…Dayquil has saved me more than once when I had to work and had a cold. Nyquil is good sleepin’ too.

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  4. Sorry I missed your bout of bugginess… I too hope you are feeling better THIS day! You do seem to be sick a lot… I’m not sure Paradise agrees with you! Did you have these problems in Nevada?

    Melli’s last blog post..It’s All Greek To Me…

    1. Melli — yes! In Nevada I was guaranteed at least two sinus infections per year, a winter flu and an attack or three of asthma threatening to turn into pneumonia. I have actually been sick less here — and not near as sick, which is probably why you’re hearing about it more.

  5. Poor you. Seems working people get colds faster that the ones at home.
    My two men are constantly sniffling and I keep them away from me lol
    I always feel like I’m on the verge but then it changes its mind. and I am so glad. LOL
    Get well soon.:)

    A Lady’s Life’s last blog post..Macau…a once Portuguese colony….

    1. Lady — our office, like an airplane — recirculates the air. One germ can take all 39 of us out inside of a week.

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