Under the weather

I caught a cold. Yuck. The green mucousy gross in your chest can’t talk or sing (ACK) kind. I must get rid of it by Sunday. Planina is singing at the Taste of Colorado and I really want to perform. Urg. Because I am sick, I pretty much passed out on the couch while the kids (TV zombies) watched cartoons. Sadly, I dreamed I was sick. So much for my imaginative subconscious. In my dream, I couldn’t breathe so I woke up (in my dream) and my mom was there telling me it was ok. Then I really woke up. And was sad. Read into that, huh?

August 29, 2008

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Categories: real life

4 responses to “Under the weather”

lydee
August 30th, 2008 at 04:03

uugh, you dreamed you were sick. no escape. hope those airways clear up soon so some beautiful sounds can come out instead of yucky ones 🙂

Helen
August 30th, 2008 at 08:31

Bleah…
feel better! soon!

claudia
August 31st, 2008 at 12:42

Ugh, being sick on a holiday sucks, say the girl who also woke up with a cold today. I sure hope you are feeling better today and are able to sing. I wish I felt better so I would watch.

Tracee
September 1st, 2008 at 13:52

Hi-

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Hudson Catalina has given up. Having lost both breasts to cancer, she is emotionally and physically exhausted, no longer willing to endure the nausea and crushing weakness that chemotherapy causes, until the wrecked-by-life young Buddy Baker arrives, bent on murder. A touching story of despair, abuse, murder and survival takes you on a journey through the darkest places of the human mind and spirit, and in the end leads you back out of “the belly of the whale” enriched by the experience.

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