Or is it still Sunday night? I'm never sure when one starts and the other ends. From a naval point of view it'd be 4:00am with the start of the Morning Watch, so I guess this is still Sunday night. Anyawy it's one of those nights: didn't get to sleep until around 2:00, woke up just after 3:00 and now here I am. I feel terrible. Headache, sore throat, can't swallow, etc. so I dare say I'm coming down with the lurgy, which I can well do without. I can see I'll be croaking at my students today... 
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lyndlj
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 07:41:11
Well that's one solution certainly - might just take it too.
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 07:15:57
Oh I hate the first few hours of lurgey arrival the worst..when you dont feel ill, but you know its coming..
Drink, dose up and relax.
and then whinge about it on the blogs!!
Thats what I would do!!!
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 07:42:23
I thought I already had, sort of, a bit, whinge that is.
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voxpopuli
- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 07:45:21
**//"Headache, sore throat, can't swallow, etc."//**
You seems to be ok.
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 08:58:43
You been talking to my boss this morning, or what?
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voxpopuli
- Tuesday, 31. Oct, 2006 @ 00:41:52
Bosses are always right in making damages apear light. -
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 08:15:52
lots of hot honey and lemon.....lots......and fresh garlic in everything possible...you'll find yourself isolated but should help the cold etc
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 08:53:12
Never a day passes without garlic: rubbed raw on toast and drizzled with a little olive oil for breakfast if I'm feeling particularly anti-social!
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 08:56:21
then I'm afraid you have no business to be having a cold! Stop it immediately!
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 09:00:05
Doh!
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 09:18:03
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 14:54:40
Are your timbers shivering? Break out the Rum I say!
You have my sympathy, I don't do 'Ill' very well.
GB
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Usksider
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- Monday, 30. Oct, 2006 @ 17:29:38
The rum may have to wait a little while, but I do still have a drop of Nelson's Blood in my cupboard.
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Sounds like you have the start of the flu bug. Plenty of liquid, and give your students something to read and rest the throat