Cassi Creek: We’ve
used nearly all the wood we bought for the winter. What wood remains must be split to smaller
widths and cut to shorter lengths in order to fit into the wood stove. I’m hoping for a slightly warmer, much less
windy day when I can try to accomplish this.
I don’t really expect that I will have the luxury of those
conditions. I will still have to find
some more wood.
My home
weather station is now over 5 years old and starting to protest continued
demands that it monitor, record, and transmit what passes for local
weather. I’d rather not replace it right
now. I’ll keep coaxing it to function as
long as possible.
Monday, I was
visited by what seems to be an enterovirus.
I have no idea where I acquired it – best guess is working the desk for
the Contra dance last Saturday. I was
feeling rather worse than usual Monday afternoon but attributed it to making
the hike with Mike in the rain. Tuesday
Am I managed the walk on a cold, foggy morning and barely made it home before full
onset. Tuesday and Wednesday, I was of
little use to anyone. I ate next to
nothing. Anyone who knows me at all
understands the significance of this.
Eating is my cure all for almost any illness. Today, I’m still feeling as if I’ve been
prepped for endoscopy.
These
community acquired enteroviruses sound reasonably harmless. However, if someone becomes dehydrated, with
altered electrolytes, the outcome can be much more serious. I’m staying hydrated and keeping my lytes
up. Hope tomorrow is better. At least, I’m regaining some appetite.
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