I. Smell. Bad. I smell like chemicals are leaching through my body fluids. The dog won’t even sleep with me. The chemicals are out of balance in every fluid system. Food is digested directly into a sugar slurry and then urped right back up. The brain fluid swishes and makes me dizzy.
I slept from noon till 6, after that I just lay in bed and percolated. And stank. And looked at five-star hotels on-line.
Also, I downloaded the first season of Mad Men. I’ll watch it on my own since Gary hates it. (It has no heroes. No one is good. So, no one for Gary to relate to. Speaking of relating to characters, I’ve only watched four episodes but they better drop that business with Mrs. Draper’s hands going numb in Episode 2.)
Eventually it did cross my mind that I’ve been meaning to pick up the Celexa at the pharmacy for … Sunday, Monday … five days now. Better get there. Perhaps that what’s wrong, this is the smell of seratonin withdrawal.
4 responses to “Sick in Bed All Day”
MAD MEN!!! MAD MEN!!!!LIVE IT LOVE IT!!! WRITE ABOUT IT!!!Peggy!!! Don!! gawd i love that show. prepare to be ensconced!;)
Awww, poor Baby. (Virtual patting of hand.) Lots of fluids. and I know what you mean by the odor – I smell like sour bread dough when I’m sick.
Yeah, try the medicine – who knows, it may help, crazier things have happened.
I tried with Mad Men, and I know it’s Highly Thought Of, but the smoking put me off. (I know.) Is this the place to fess up that I never watched The Sopranos or West Wing either? And got an MA in English without reading Paradise Lost or Othello?
Mrs Hall – Well, Garys going out to shop so it looks like I get to watch another tonight. ~~Silk – And I’m dizzy again! Bah.Big Dot – See, the smoking and drinking is what so enchanted my mom. She never smoked or drank but she was glad others could see how bad it was. And at least skim Othello!