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[tj_dragonblade]

Bad: *cough*cough*hack*WHEEEEZE wheeze wheeze wheeze--* I can't breathe entirely well, and I'm consequently not feeling quite chipper.

Good: Thus, I am taking a sick day.

Bad: Thus, I am taking a sick day.

Good: Spike TV re-runs DS9 in the middle of the day??

Bad: Feh. "Meridian". Ah well. I do suppose it could have been much worse.

Good: My labcoat has just arrived in the mail. ^_^ *would dance, except that dancing requires breathing*

Ugly: The couch, unfortunately, is not at all accomodating to long-term holing-up upon it. Ugh, my back... *hobbles off*

Completely unrelated to any of that: Hee. Poor Beckett's-new-turtles, alas!

Comments

[thefacelessevil.livejournal.com]

Being DS9 is worth being sick for.

[hemlock-inyx.livejournal.com]

Yaaaay! Labcoat!

(you will have to watch some naruto humor dubs to get the reference...remind me to send links...etc)

[entitys.livejournal.com]

*blinks* you're sick. dude that sucks. where's your playstation (or equivalent). you don't have to be able to breathe to kick a little ass. feel better soon. oh and that is probably my favorite namie amuro song. oh and loved your gw fic... next time add trowa into the mix (hint hint for when you feel better)

[sychogrl.livejournal.com]

Don't forget the three hours' worth of TNG afterwards. :D

[kintail.livejournal.com]

I am sorry to hear you are sick. A quarter of a fresh lemon squeezed into hot water, taken as needed, is the best remedy I've found for any kind of "ugh can't breath" sort of illness.

But yay for labcoat! Here's the recipe for making it less packaged-rumbled and more Tenpou-rumpled that Tav and I used on both the labcoat and shirt:

1) Wash in washer, very hot and vigorous cycle, with towels or something.
2) Dry in dryer, very hot, with said towels or something.
3) (VERY IMPORTANT) Leave crumbled at bottom of dryer or laundry basket under aforementioned towels or something for 2-3 days.
4) Repeat 1-3 as needed to remove packaging creases.
5) Stuff/roll haphazardly, without towels or something, into a pillow case (plastic bags trap air and are hard to pack) until you're ready to wear them.
6) If too crumpled, hang them in the bathroom to be lightly steamed as you shower.