Thankfully, my fever finally broke last night. Two and half days of misery. Speaking of misery, it's not over yet. Even my eyeball sockets hurt to the touch.
I really want some homemade chicken noodle soup, but no one in the house knows how to make it. Boo hoo to me. Hubby did bring home (better than nothing at all) canned soup. I am pretty sure I don't have broth or chicken anyway.
I think I got the flu, and not hubby, since I had already had the upper respiratory crud for 6 weeks, and was just getting over it. I really wanted him to wait another week for the drive, but he insisted. I tried telling him that I was not up for it. I don't think he'll insist the next time. He's worried he'll get it now.
I mustered up the energy to wash my bedding, and bathrobe. I bleached a load of towels too. This morning, I am leaving a list of to-do's for everyone who isn't sick. I once gain, woke up to the wood stove, completely cold. Hmpf. Kids!
It's not just me sick, or my son. I hear a lot of coughing and nose blowing from the others. And word has it, that there is a lot going arond the school. "Nurse Hilda" has abandoned me as well, due to not wanting to get sick. I handed them the lysol, and told them they better start cleaning, or I was coming out of my confined room.
Of all days, Dad came for a visit to see Blondie and the kids, but left as soon as he heard I was sick.
I am not allowed to drink coffee, as it will dehydrate me, so I have one stinkin' headache. Thankfully, Mom gifted us a box of Green tea and it has been my life saver these past few days.
As for Lola, she seems to be okay now, but I really need to get her a chicken saddle. She needs time to let her feathers grow back (Sparta has been a bit rough on her). If you know of where to get one, please let me know.
Another winter storm is due to pass through here today. And it looks like I will miss my youngest daughter's Science Fair night.