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Friday, October 6, 2006

Probably my lowest moment of this miserable week was yesterday, after I went out in the rain and got soaked walking from my car to the post office and back. After I made it home, the weight of it all hit me. I was cold and sniffly and achy all over, and I wanted nothing more than to crawl under a rock. But it would have had to be a warm rock.

The sun came out in the afternoon yesterday, and I tried to convince myself I was getting better. This morning I woke up to a dense blanket of fog, and also to the phone at 8:00 am. “I hate to call this early,” the Boss began. Then he told me what he wanted, and I gave him the information and went back to bed. When the phone rang again twenty minutes later, I decided to stay up.

It was dismal all day, until the sun poked weakly through late this afternoon, but somewhere along the way something magical happened. I really did start to feel better. I had energy, and my throat didn’t hurt and the cough, that awful cough that has been the worst part of all this, was gone. I waited for it to come back, but it didn’t. The drippy nose was the last of the symptoms, and even that wasn’t as bad as it’s been all week.




15 September 2006

Marching clouds.



So I think I’m past the worst of this. I might wake up tomorrow morning (or tomorrow afternoon) and feel as if I’ve taken a step backward, but I don’t think so. I really can’t, because I missed so much work during the week that I think I should try to make up for it over the weekend. I won’t be able to get fully caught up, but I’ll feel better if I make a dent in the pile of papers on my desk. And feeling better is pretty much the only goal I have right now.




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Here’s why the Tigers are still in the playoffs and the Twins have gone three and out. In their game against the A’s this afternoon, the Twins already trailed by two runs when they walked Frank Thomas with two outs and nobody on in the seventh inning. Not only did Thomas come around to score, but the A’s scored three more runs in the inning on a double by Marco Scutaro. The A’s 8-3 win eliminated the Twins in a three-game sweep. In tonight’s game in Detroit, the Tigers forced the action with aggressive base running and timely hitting, beating the Yankees, 6-0, to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-five series. What really won this game wasn’t the Tigers’ hitting as much as the Yankee’s lack of it, owing to a splendid pitching performance by Kenny Rogers.

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One year ago: Homework
"We talked numbers, monsters, dinosaurs, candles, anything that popped into his head."

Two years ago: Low Tide
"I have to make room for my old one, which I’ve been hoping to put in the bathroom if it’ll fit through the doorway."

Three years ago: Patience
"I used to sit and take it. Now I scream and yell and throw things. It's a big improvement."

Four years ago: The Other Side
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Five years ago: Smoke
"I could barely see the hills west of here through the haze."

Six years ago: Coasting
"The less I think about how I could be better, the happier I am being myself."


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