I am sitting at my desk rejoicing that my two hour evaluation did not show up because my allergies are kicking my a**. DH did not feel like going to work yesterday so he did not. I am dying here and came to work. I think I need my head examined.
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You're crazy! I love, love, love Fall. The cooler weather, the colors, the food... it's all awesome. Yeah, I often feel like I have a knife between my eyes, but it's worth it IMO.
That sucks. Hope your allergy troubles get sorted out quickly and you can breathe again and enjoy Fall. )
It's weird, because Fall seems to be the favorite season of just about everyone I know, but around here it's nice and cool and pretty with colored leaves, etc. for only around a month. Then, it quickly turns gray and rainy and miserable.
The one things that's awesome about Fall is Halloween! After that, I'm just waiting for Spring to get here.
And I have recently discovered two unhappy things: 1. sneezing while nursing usually means no hands to cover your sneeze; and 2) sneezing while nursing often involves a startled baby who clamps down on the nipple. Oi.
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You're crazy! I love, love, love Fall. The cooler weather, the colors, the food... it's all awesome. Yeah, I often feel like I have a knife between my eyes, but it's worth it IMO.
Still, I'm sorry you're having such a hard time
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That sucks. Hope your allergy troubles get sorted out quickly and you can breathe again and enjoy Fall.
)
It's weird, because Fall seems to be the favorite season of just about everyone I know, but around here it's nice and cool and pretty with colored leaves, etc. for only around a month. Then, it quickly turns gray and rainy and miserable.
The one things that's awesome about Fall is Halloween! After that, I'm just waiting for Spring to get here.
I love fall, but I do feel your pain!
And I have recently discovered two unhappy things: 1. sneezing while nursing usually means no hands to cover your sneeze; and 2) sneezing while nursing often involves a startled baby who clamps down on the nipple. Oi.