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Last night I was sneezy. This morning I was nothing but sneezy until I took some cold medicine. Now the evidence is clear. I've caught a cold for sure. No idea where. No one at work is or has been ill, Gary hasn't had one recently, and he's the usual suspect as he gets it somewhere and then I get it a few days later. This one will remain a mystery.
Another winter storm warning, no idea whether it will really hit or not. Generally the odds on these things would suggest not.
No weaving done today due to inability to sit still without sneezing all the time. I did manage to get in a nap this afternoon while Gary (bless him) did my chores for me. He arrived home from school just in time to do that. Earlier in the day he sent me an e-mail message saying the library at his school had been evacuated for reasons unknown, but he was OK. We still don't know the reason. When I got home from work at 1:30 I thought to turn on my cell phone and it turns out he called that first and left a voice mail before he relocated himself to the student union building and reattached to wi-fi there to send the e-mail. The sirens and alarms in the background of the cell message were quite disturbing. Nothing in the news, on the school web site, or on twitter or facebook, though, so either students are still in the dark about it or it was much less significant than they made it appear. He said automatic fire doors slammed shut all over the place in the building. Bomb scare? Fire alarm? Hard to say.
Good luck to Shuttle Discovery and crew on its last mission, as the US manned space program slowly fades off into the sunset. Good luck to the people of Libya, and may you get control of your government before the US butts in and tries to remake you in its own image, stealing all your oil resources in the process.
Another winter storm warning, no idea whether it will really hit or not. Generally the odds on these things would suggest not.
No weaving done today due to inability to sit still without sneezing all the time. I did manage to get in a nap this afternoon while Gary (bless him) did my chores for me. He arrived home from school just in time to do that. Earlier in the day he sent me an e-mail message saying the library at his school had been evacuated for reasons unknown, but he was OK. We still don't know the reason. When I got home from work at 1:30 I thought to turn on my cell phone and it turns out he called that first and left a voice mail before he relocated himself to the student union building and reattached to wi-fi there to send the e-mail. The sirens and alarms in the background of the cell message were quite disturbing. Nothing in the news, on the school web site, or on twitter or facebook, though, so either students are still in the dark about it or it was much less significant than they made it appear. He said automatic fire doors slammed shut all over the place in the building. Bomb scare? Fire alarm? Hard to say.
Good luck to Shuttle Discovery and crew on its last mission, as the US manned space program slowly fades off into the sunset. Good luck to the people of Libya, and may you get control of your government before the US butts in and tries to remake you in its own image, stealing all your oil resources in the process.
