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Being Home Sick

Do you get sick?

Silly question I know. It seems that whenever I get sick, I'm down for a few days, maybe a week. I also think that my husband has the best immune system in the world because I could get bubonic plague and he wouldn't so much as sniffle.

This past week I came down with a cold and as usual I was sick all weekend and into the week. I wanted to share some of the things that got me by.

A couple things in this picture made my cold week better. First, in case you didn't notice, there is a glass straw in my cup. I ordered some glass straws from Glass Dharma. They are amazing! Eco friendly (I was using at least 14 plastic straws a week), easy to clean, and most importantly, easy on my budget. I got the bent straws because it most resembles a normal straw to me. Secondly, I dislike raisins. I mean, I really, REALLY don't like raisins. The point is, I went to Fresh and Easy and they just opened a bakery. They make a cinnamon chocolate chip pull apart bread. It's all the amazing taste of cinnamon raisin without the raisin. So yummy, you need to try it.

Being home for so long I need something to pass the time. Doing my nails and reading one of my favorite magazines seemed like a good way to do this.

After drinking my milk, eating my bread, reading the magazine, and painting my nail, I still was sick so in order to kill some more time I did my toes.

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