Feeling marginally better

[wiseheart]

So, me dearies... First and foremost, many, many thanks for the good thoughts and the well-wishes. I feel better now that the fever is gone and with it the cold shivers, the nausea and the dizziness. I still bark like a dog, but I'll likely do so for the next three weeks, so it's a condition rather than an illness at this stage.

Of course, it's a sad, sad thing that I'll miss the annual charity ball on Saturday, but that's a loss I'll have to deal with. (wipes false tears from the corner of the eye) It's such a joy each year to serve coffee to drunk parents till 1 am, I don't know how I'll bear missing it this year.

In any case, I put the last two days to good use, planning out the second part of Torchwoodgate Year One as well as Year Two and Year Three to a certain detail and doing some research for it. That's the advantage of an iPad; it enables you to work in bed. The disadvantage is the dratted autocorrect, but that's not something we can help.

Tomorrow I'll go back to the doctor and see if she lets me go back to work on Monday. Not that I'd be that eager, but the colleagues are run ragged, too, and will be especially after the ball, so if I'm okay, I will go.

Comments

[lhun-dweller.livejournal.com]

My deepest condolences on the tragedy of missing the ball. Someday, I hope, the memory will fade, and you will be released from the profound sorrow such a loss must surely bring. [snicker]

[wiseheart.livejournal.com]

That is the only hope that keeps me going. ;)