Thanks for all the wellwishes. I am feeling a bit better, but I am still running a fever when the Tylenol wears off. I unwisely went in to work today, but I did get some important things done. Tomorrow (Wed) I am taking it a bit easier and hoping to be in decent shape by Thursday.
Posted by James at February 22, 2005 11:55 PMFirst of all, you're still sick, so don't go to work. And second of all, I see that you posted this at 11:55 PM. GO TO BED.
Okay?
1. Do NOT go to work.
2. DO go to bed.
Love ya, James. Get better. :-)
Posted by: Chuck S. at February 23, 2005 12:49 AMFirst of all, you're still sick, so don't go to work. And second of all, I see that you posted this at 11:55 PM. GO TO BED.
Okay?
1. Do NOT go to work.
2. DO go to bed.
Love ya, James. Get better. :-)
Posted by: Chuck S. at February 23, 2005 12:50 AMSorry for the double post!
Posted by: Chuck S. at February 23, 2005 12:51 AM>2. DO go to bed.
This from the man who never sleeps... sick or otherwise ;)
Posted by: Jay at February 23, 2005 11:18 AMSleep, or the lack thereof, is directly related to the health of the immune system.
I sleep way too much, and I'm sick all the time. James never sleeps, and he hardly ever gets sick.
He slept when he was sick, though. When he gets sick, he doesn't get out of bed until he's better. (Unless he decides to go to work.)
Posted by: Maggie at February 23, 2005 2:33 PMChuck, can we trot out your double comment the next time you are sick?
James, glad you are on the mend. Don't you hate being a part of a society where we are forced to make such choices? You know you should be home, but you know you have unforgiving deadlines.
Posted by: briwei at February 23, 2005 3:35 PMIt's not so much deadlines, but I don't really want to go into detail on the weblog. It's a confluence of events.
Posted by: James at February 23, 2005 6:40 PM