Not Feeling Well
Robb is sick. Really sick. Shivering so hard at night that he wakes all the household mammals. Unable to face food. Passing out on the way back from the bathroom. He's miserable.
Tomorrow is my birthday and our anniversary, and Robb and I had planed to get out of town, and enjoy a relaxing weekend in Point Reyes. We have un-refundable un-transferable reservations at a rather expensive bed and breakfast.
Damn.
I did not do this drawing (but I really love it). We don't eat cheap duck pie at our house. And besides American vultures don't look like this fellow.
Tomorrow is my birthday and our anniversary, and Robb and I had planed to get out of town, and enjoy a relaxing weekend in Point Reyes. We have un-refundable un-transferable reservations at a rather expensive bed and breakfast.
Damn.
I did not do this drawing (but I really love it). We don't eat cheap duck pie at our house. And besides American vultures don't look like this fellow.
Comments
Annalisa
Robb's symptoms scared me a bit--especially if he has those shaking chills, but no fever; weakness; headache?; any confusion? IF he fits these symptoms, please get him to a hospital and have him checked for MRSA. It's an awful strain of a staff infection that has begun invading the NY area (it comes from sharing of athletic equipment, such as the mats at P.T.; also it's prevalent in hospitals and other health care places. It comes from the skin, and looks innocent enough-a red tiny pimple-looking thing, then turns into some ugly boil-like things--however, some people don't even notice this part of the infection because it can heal by itself). If you need more info-check Readers' Digest, May 2007. Please, please, please check it out--it can be deadly. Keep us updated on how Robb's feeling