Hi all!
The end of summer has come and with it...Ragweed. Our air index has been in the red for most of the past several weeks. UGH! I don't suffer much with Spring allergies (much...), but Fall with ragweed and molds, is a different story. The weather is delightful, sunny with crisp mornings and warm afternoons and I am stuck inside hiding from from airborne allergens and hugging a tissue box. I don't feel like doing ANYTHING, which is just not like me. I wish it would rain so that I could have a days reprieve and be able to enjoy the outdoors and feel like being creative.
I am trying to get envies made so I can mail this big pile of letters I've written, but if I don't start feeling better soon I am just going to put them in regular envelopes and mail them so the recipients won't think I've forgotten them. If I owe you a letter... it will come.
Anyone else suffer from Fall allergies? If so chime in and we can be miserable together. Y'all take care and hopefully soon I will see you in the mail!
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
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oh yes fall allergies stink as bad as spring allergies .
ReplyDeleteI get bad fall allergy attacks too!! It's absolutely miserable! I hope you get to feeling better soon!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the pits! I have spring and fall allergies, but thankfully I also have a good allergy medicine. It doesn't make me sleepy and keeps the sneezing, fuzziness, and running eyes/nose under control about 95% of the time. A quick hard freeze is the only thing that frees me from pollen and it was 102 degrees on Tuesday so I think that's a long time coming!! Feel better soon, Elle, PhoneLady, Pen Thief.
ReplyDeleteMy I empathize and sympathize with you, poor thing. All the ash from the fires aggravate the seasonal problems. Then a body is tired, can't think straight because it's not getting enough oxygen to the brain. Oh, just writing about it makes my ears hurt worse, and made me. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon. And remember: Misery loves company 'cause company makes you feel better, and less alone. Count me among your company. :)
Be well!