This is the first time I've been out of bed in two days. Still not fully recovered, but on my way. I haven't been sick like that in a long time. Really high fever. I didn't even look at the web once.
feel (soupsoupsoup) better (teateatea) jim!
Maybe the web gave you a virus! Just kidding, sorry to hear you got sick. Speaking of viruses, someone just wasted my time with an email about the "jdbgmgr.exe" virus. It's a hoax, and the way it works is, the alert tells you to delete what is actually a perfectly innocuous Windows file (but useful if you use Java apparently), and then you're supposed to notify everyone in your address book that they may be infected!!! A quick google search located the hoax, and I guess I shouldn't have even been so gullible as to do that. Of course, then I thought, maybe it's a Windows plot to sell software, because people can't replace the file by downloading it if they went so far as to delete it. The web breeds paranoia so maybe it's good you were away from it.
2 oz. cognac, juice of one lemon, juice of mucho garlic rite before bed....maybe??....feel better brother....what is it you got??
Jim Jim Jim , & of course I thought it was my dementia making you grumpy but no it was the crudic macrophage fixing to flatten yer ass. Nettles & garlic in soup & tea & remember being sick is a good time to remember how thin all our shit is, yeah!
Now I have it. And I'm already aware of how thin my s*** is.
Sorry to hear that Tom. Take to bed.
I was able to get up this morning and shower. Ate one egg and one piece of toast. Drank lots of juice. But then I had to crawl back into bed. Can't seem to regulate my body temperature. And I ache all over. My god, I feel like I'm 350 years old. I mean minus the wisdom you might assume would accumulate over such a life span.
One of the unfortunate things about being so skinny (wimpy?) is that if you don't eat for a day or two you come pretty close to the point of no return. On the plus side, my ridiculous little stick figure beer belly has vanished.
I think I'm basically better now, but it will probably be another day or two before I can build my strength up enough to go more than 5 minutes without collapsing back into bed.
you cant regulate your body temperature? what about that miracle bedding, it has no fever cleaver mechanism? any plans for a diet book in the works? if toxins are good for wrinkles, theres got to be a market for flu-based diets. "the only exercise youll ever need to do is crawl back into bed!"
I hope that egg was one of grandma's "dropped" eggs on toast.Your sister will groan when she reads this. More protein please for you right now and later tonight. If you aren't significantly better tomorrow, a doctor. There is a world of medicine out there. You sound like a single person cruise ship! Even little Mary Sherwin takes her medicine when instructed. And I bet Theo does too. Get with it. Love, XXX
Jim B, the amazing one-man cruise ship last seen drifting beyond Clinton Street, has been blown back on course by the motherwind .
Brave men runs...
awwww mawwwww
Bill, when Jim rises off his biblical stretcher, he will tell you about my sense of humor. I think Frank gets it. In the meantime, just pray for the sick. If you want me to adopt you, I can do that too. As we mothers age, we do not have enough to do. No one is spilling milk. It is easier to take the garbage out myself that having to negotiate. Lots of extra time. You might have to make a pilgrimage to the Cape for approval, get referrences from Alex and Wheel, Linda, MB, Janet, Rachel, etc. As for me, I am a very good cook. Jim and Wheel are teaching me wine purchasing. Increasing the $$ dramatically increased the quality. See, we all can learn.
we love jeanne
Wait a minute, I thought the wine was free! & when the wife pulled me aside & explained just what the tab would be if that dear Mr Wheeler weren't around , I gasped ,E gad, the kid will go shoeless if you start drinking this stuff. Well of course she did, I mean who wouldn't forsake all for a draught of the true, the blushful Hippocrene with tiny Mr Wheelers winking at the brim.
so are you recommending this wine? i didnt know the good doctor had his own vines. but who ever heard of sparkling reds, dororthy?
we love frank
I love you both. I have a wicked day of work ahead and you bring such a lift to the morning!
uh oh now im in the dog house / pls take no offence, its an ancient ritual, poking fun when someone gets a public haranguing from their mom / thanks a mill. for the invite, can tom come too ?
p.s. you can decode frank ?
No one can decode Frank completely, that is what makes him and us. You want to bring along tom? as in Moody? I have to think about that. Suicidal I am not. But I have a lot of walls and no art. I have to put that into the risk/reward machine. Later.
I'll leave the wine to Keats. He can have the Nightingale, too, but I've got my Snipe back.
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- jim 2-09-2003 7:30 pm
feel (soupsoupsoup) better (teateatea) jim!
- linda 2-09-2003 8:11 pm
Maybe the web gave you a virus! Just kidding, sorry to hear you got sick. Speaking of viruses, someone just wasted my time with an email about the "jdbgmgr.exe" virus. It's a hoax, and the way it works is, the alert tells you to delete what is actually a perfectly innocuous Windows file (but useful if you use Java apparently), and then you're supposed to notify everyone in your address book that they may be infected!!! A quick google search located the hoax, and I guess I shouldn't have even been so gullible as to do that. Of course, then I thought, maybe it's a Windows plot to sell software, because people can't replace the file by downloading it if they went so far as to delete it. The web breeds paranoia so maybe it's good you were away from it.
- tom moody 2-09-2003 8:25 pm
2 oz. cognac, juice of one lemon, juice of mucho garlic rite before bed....maybe??....feel better brother....what is it you got??
- Skinny 2-09-2003 9:49 pm
Jim Jim Jim , & of course I thought it was my dementia making you grumpy but no it was the crudic macrophage fixing to flatten yer ass. Nettles & garlic in soup & tea & remember being sick is a good time to remember how thin all our shit is, yeah!
- frank 2-10-2003 2:03 am
Now I have it. And I'm already aware of how thin my s*** is.
- Tom G 2-10-2003 8:58 pm
Sorry to hear that Tom. Take to bed.
I was able to get up this morning and shower. Ate one egg and one piece of toast. Drank lots of juice. But then I had to crawl back into bed. Can't seem to regulate my body temperature. And I ache all over. My god, I feel like I'm 350 years old. I mean minus the wisdom you might assume would accumulate over such a life span.
One of the unfortunate things about being so skinny (wimpy?) is that if you don't eat for a day or two you come pretty close to the point of no return. On the plus side, my ridiculous little stick figure beer belly has vanished.
I think I'm basically better now, but it will probably be another day or two before I can build my strength up enough to go more than 5 minutes without collapsing back into bed.
- jim 2-10-2003 9:10 pm
you cant regulate your body temperature? what about that miracle bedding, it has no fever cleaver mechanism? any plans for a diet book in the works? if toxins are good for wrinkles, theres got to be a market for flu-based diets. "the only exercise youll ever need to do is crawl back into bed!"
- dave 2-10-2003 9:46 pm
I hope that egg was one of grandma's "dropped" eggs on toast.Your sister will groan when she reads this. More protein please for you right now and later tonight. If you aren't significantly better tomorrow, a doctor. There is a world of medicine out there. You sound like a single person cruise ship! Even little Mary Sherwin takes her medicine when instructed. And I bet Theo does too. Get with it. Love, XXX
- jeanne 2-11-2003 12:58 am
Jim B, the amazing one-man cruise ship last seen drifting beyond Clinton Street, has been blown back on course by the motherwind .
- frank 2-11-2003 1:13 am
Brave men runs...
- frank 2-11-2003 1:26 am
awwww mawwwww
- bill 2-11-2003 9:35 pm
Bill, when Jim rises off his biblical stretcher, he will tell you about my sense of humor. I think Frank gets it. In the meantime, just pray for the sick. If you want me to adopt you, I can do that too. As we mothers age, we do not have enough to do. No one is spilling milk. It is easier to take the garbage out myself that having to negotiate. Lots of extra time. You might have to make a pilgrimage to the Cape for approval, get referrences from Alex and Wheel, Linda, MB, Janet, Rachel, etc. As for me, I am a very good cook. Jim and Wheel are teaching me wine purchasing. Increasing the $$ dramatically increased the quality. See, we all can learn.
- jeanne 2-12-2003 2:31 am
we love jeanne
- Skinny 2-12-2003 7:02 am
Wait a minute, I thought the wine was free! & when the wife pulled me aside & explained just what the tab would be if that dear Mr Wheeler weren't around , I gasped ,E gad, the kid will go shoeless if you start drinking this stuff. Well of course she did, I mean who wouldn't forsake all for a draught of the true, the blushful Hippocrene with tiny Mr Wheelers winking at the brim.
- frank 2-12-2003 7:11 am
so are you recommending this wine? i didnt know the good doctor had his own vines. but who ever heard of sparkling reds, dororthy?
- dave 2-12-2003 10:07 am
we love frank
- Skinny 2-12-2003 12:44 pm
I love you both. I have a wicked day of work ahead and you bring such a lift to the morning!
- jeanne 2-12-2003 3:55 pm
uh oh now im in the dog house / pls take no offence, its an ancient ritual, poking fun when someone gets a public haranguing from their mom / thanks a mill. for the invite, can tom come too ?
p.s. you can decode frank ?
- bill 2-12-2003 4:49 pm
No one can decode Frank completely, that is what makes him and us. You want to bring along tom? as in Moody? I have to think about that. Suicidal I am not. But I have a lot of walls and no art. I have to put that into the risk/reward machine. Later.
- jeanne 2-12-2003 6:34 pm
I'll leave the wine to Keats. He can have the Nightingale, too, but I've got my Snipe back.
- alex 2-12-2003 7:10 pm