Thank you. Yeah, February is usually worse than April for me in spite of loving Eliot. I’m watching Crazy Rich Asians on Hulu even though I’ve read the book – laughing my head off which seems a good thing to be doing today.
Awe Lynn, sounds like a perfect storm 🙁 Sorry I couldn’t help myself. Seriously though, sorry about all the issues you’ve had in Feb, but hopefully things will turn around and March will be much better. I know Paul would say, keep writing those posts and save them for the next UBC 🙂 Look forward to seeing what else you share the rest of the month. Best of luck.
Thank you for that. I never thought about the perfect storm but that’s exactly what it was here. At least reading this and thinking back I can laugh but it was certainly no fun going through all of it.
Thank you for the comment and congratulations on writing and posting every day. I haven’t done a challenge in years and I thought this one was gonna be the one 🙂
Oh my, Lynn, it’s been an eventful month! Glad you’re getting back on track.
I can relate to the COVID-19 vaccine #2. I had my second dose on Feb 8th and felt like crap the next day and part of the following. And as you noted, it was nothing compared to getting Covid, so I’ll take that and not complain. I’m grateful to have had a full vaccination and glad you’re fully vaccinated, too.
I hope March is better for you and before you know it, the challenges of February will be a distant memory.
Thank you for your comment and your sentiment. I’m slowly plotting and planning for what will happen at the end of February early March. But I am not going to push myself – for now, sitting and working it out on the computer is fine. Taking my dog for walks again is even better.
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Yes, February can be the cruelest month. I decided I would watch Netflix instead of blogging today. 🙂
Thank you. Yeah, February is usually worse than April for me in spite of loving Eliot. I’m watching Crazy Rich Asians on Hulu even though I’ve read the book – laughing my head off which seems a good thing to be doing today.
Awe Lynn, sounds like a perfect storm 🙁 Sorry I couldn’t help myself. Seriously though, sorry about all the issues you’ve had in Feb, but hopefully things will turn around and March will be much better. I know Paul would say, keep writing those posts and save them for the next UBC 🙂 Look forward to seeing what else you share the rest of the month. Best of luck.
Thank you for that. I never thought about the perfect storm but that’s exactly what it was here. At least reading this and thinking back I can laugh but it was certainly no fun going through all of it.
February here in Central PA felt like the longest month of my life. But I managed to write a blog for almost all of those days. Lol
Thank you for the comment and congratulations on writing and posting every day. I haven’t done a challenge in years and I thought this one was gonna be the one 🙂
Oh my, Lynn, it’s been an eventful month! Glad you’re getting back on track.
I can relate to the COVID-19 vaccine #2. I had my second dose on Feb 8th and felt like crap the next day and part of the following. And as you noted, it was nothing compared to getting Covid, so I’ll take that and not complain. I’m grateful to have had a full vaccination and glad you’re fully vaccinated, too.
I hope March is better for you and before you know it, the challenges of February will be a distant memory.
Thank you for your comment and your sentiment. I’m slowly plotting and planning for what will happen at the end of February early March. But I am not going to push myself – for now, sitting and working it out on the computer is fine. Taking my dog for walks again is even better.