So, what began as a fairly harmless bout with seasonal allergies has now turned into something dark and unnatural. Thus, I'm missarable and dreading tomorrow's lecture which will be low, raspy, and riddled with coughing and hacking. My poor, poor students.
They are about to discover a whole new side to their teacher and meet
Sick Lynne. Sick Lynne is actually quite different from normal Lynne...here's a few examples:
1. Sick Lynne not only craves but demands sweet breakfast foods. I don't know why this happenes but I've been craving pancakes, muffins, and especially doughnuts. Luckily I've been able to contain the cravings this year and only wolfed down two glazed doughnuts instead of the entire krispy kreme dozen like last year.
2. Sick Lynne is feeble and as weak as a kitten. This includes stumbling, leaning on anything for a moments rest, and being barely able to lift myself out of the tub after tonights bath. I had to flop around several times like a wounded walrus before finally getting myself out.
3. Sick Lynne and running don't mix. Well, normal Lynne and running don't really mix either but atleast I was doing good lately (everyday for the past month and half). That is, until yesterday when I didn't have the energy to untangle myself from my blankets and gave up. Today I was only able to run the first half mile until, again, I gave up and walked/crawled the rest of the way.
4. Sick Lynne has no sense of humor. Normal Lynne would have found the irony in getting a fortune cookie that said "You will seelp well at night" when she was up all night coughing. Sick Lynne...well, not so much.
5. Sick Lynne actualy enjoys being cranky...in fact, she revels in it. Instead of trying to make herself feel better Sick Lynne will actually look for things to complain about...too bad my students have a quiz tomorrow. I have a feeling Sick Lynne is going to enjoy using her red pen more than usual;)