british person: right.

[cimorene]

stayed awake last night reading one of georgette heyer's thrillers, which were contemporary when she wrote them in the 20s or 30s, i believe. they quite live up to the promise of her regencies. behold, here's poison. and today it's going to be death in the stocks. i gather my cupcake's gone to work or something. not a complete surprise. i wonder if any of the deadbeat university people i emailed yesterday have yet condescended to email me back.

mom thinks it's not an ear infection--this was borne out, apparently, when the pressure went away and then came back again. my nose is exceptionally stuffy, more so than i can ever remember, and at the same time not at all runny. i wonder if this is one of those fabled sinus problems of which people speak? and here i always thought i was going to escape unpleasantnesses (sinuses, headaches, backaches, weak knees) when in fact they were just lurking and waiting for me to become an adult. ah, well.

oh, dear. i MUST remember to deliver that cd to jennifer's parents TODAY. no car yet, but perhaps this evening. ::yawn:: --damn, my ears didn't pop.

Comments

[strangelette.livejournal.com]

Cim's pressure, let me introduce you to my very good friend SineOff.

It sounds like a sinus thing, of which I've had many. If it isn't a full blown sinus infection, SineOff or something with "sinus" in the title should help you hurt less. Of course I've found most of those drugs also turn you into the walking dead, so cocooning might be a good plan to.

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[cimness.livejournal.com]

i'll check it out, perhaps. ::snortsniffle:: thank you. ::gurgle::