[Sca-cooks] Old?

[Susan Fox-Davis]

Hullo, I'm back, anyone miss me?

Feeling old too.  41 and a half as of tomorrow, and just recovering from
pneumonia with a side order of bronchitis.  No fun, I do not recommend it.

If you're as old as you feel, I feel about 75 but that's still an
improvement over last week.  Most times, I feel 20, which is when I joined
the SCA, teasing the peers... and now I are one.  How'd that happen? Didn't
I just join this motley band only yesterday?  Sigh.

What am I cooking?  I'm throwing ingredients at my protege' and letting HIM
cook.  <ggg>  Oh all right, I'm cooking too, just kidding.

What's in season here is strawberries, and I have to work up some culinary
and non-culinary uses for the upcoming Berry Festival and Crown Prints
Prize Tournament.  The Proper New Book's Strawberry Tarte looks likely.
Non-culinary?  Maybe boil some up and see what color it turns plain white
wool?

Micayla and Lainie:  the good thing about CFS is that you never have to
worry about rerun season...

Selene

Dame Selene Colfox
OP, OLC, OHA, ODC, SR etc.
Iron Chef Altavia
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selene at earthlink.net


micaylah wrote:

> > I got you all (so far) beat -- I'll be 45 in December.  And Lainie,
> the
> > aphasia is a by-product of fibro -- the lack of deep sleep interfers
> with
> > the brain.  On the other hand, I had my last major motor seizure in
> Aug.
> > 1985 and developed what I called "noun aphasia" when I would talk and
> the
> > wrong word came out but it started with the same 1st letter.  It also
> gets
> > worse when I haven't had enough sleep.
>
> I understand where you're coming from Raoghnailt, I have CFS and always
> have been a lite sleeper anyway. Went 21 days last year with no rem
> sleep and had to be hospitalized. I think Im still recovering from that
> one...not as sharp as I used to be.
>
> Micaylah
> ~who sleeps with ear plugs every night now~