Well, at least the timing was good...
Dec. 20th, 2006 06:55 pmThe snow outside is about chest-deep on Akito, or at least it was the last time he was outside, bounding around in it.
I stayed home from work for multiple reasons today. By now, if you haven't been under a rock or on a different continent, you've probably heard about the now-infamous Chanukah blizzard of 2006.
Anyway, I headed home early from work yesterday due to a nice little case of food poisoning. For those of you who might not have known this, the orange-cheesy-powder stuff in mac'n'cheese can actually go bad. So after voiding most of my lunch mid-afternoon at work, I decided to head home. It took over two hours (compared to the usual 45 min - 1 hour) as I had to keep pulling off to the side of the road to fill a plastic bag, if you catch my drift.
j_b is now one of my favorite people, since he came over and helped me feed Akito last night. I really couldn't stand the smell of dog food at that point, so my poor pup would have starved without his help. He stuck around for a couple of hours and played with Akito, who had missed his walk for the last couple of days (now today too, due to sickness and snow).
j_b even went to the grocery store and picked up some more Chanukah candles for me, as I had run out.
Around 5am, I regained the ability to hold down water and tea, and am now back on bland, solid foods. I didn't get any work done today, but I'm going to try to do some tomorrow so I don't have to nuke all my vacation time this week. Either way, I'm trying to figure out how to not go to work again for the rest of the week so I can fully recover and not go sliding in the snow.
I stayed home from work for multiple reasons today. By now, if you haven't been under a rock or on a different continent, you've probably heard about the now-infamous Chanukah blizzard of 2006.
Anyway, I headed home early from work yesterday due to a nice little case of food poisoning. For those of you who might not have known this, the orange-cheesy-powder stuff in mac'n'cheese can actually go bad. So after voiding most of my lunch mid-afternoon at work, I decided to head home. It took over two hours (compared to the usual 45 min - 1 hour) as I had to keep pulling off to the side of the road to fill a plastic bag, if you catch my drift.
Around 5am, I regained the ability to hold down water and tea, and am now back on bland, solid foods. I didn't get any work done today, but I'm going to try to do some tomorrow so I don't have to nuke all my vacation time this week. Either way, I'm trying to figure out how to not go to work again for the rest of the week so I can fully recover and not go sliding in the snow.
You too?
Date: 2006-12-21 04:21 am (UTC)BTW, I didn't know about the snow. I guess CA is not so much another continent as another planet. We had a FROST Tuesday morning. But the radio reassured me that that should be the last of the bitter cold.
Re: You too?
Date: 2006-12-21 05:03 pm (UTC)Btw, as of this morning, we're up to two feet here (still snowing), and Akito has decided he doesn't want to dive into anything taller than he is.
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Date: 2006-12-21 04:52 pm (UTC)no subject
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