Under the Weather.

You know you've been sick when the grandchildren come for the holiday and you don't take one photo.
Not one.

Comments

grammy said…
Oh man what a bummer. Get better soon. I put up pics I took this weekend. I would share.... but ya now... different kids (o:
6:26 PM, November 30, 2009
darkfoam said…
awww .. poor baby ..
hope you are better now. did at least your children take pictures?
7:05 PM, November 30, 2009
karisma said…
Hugs, I hope you feel better soon. xoxox
7:39 PM, November 30, 2009
Coffeypot said…
Sorry you aren't feeling well, Pam. I'll send a prayer your way. But be careful, with my spiritual credibility you may find yourself pregnant instead. Maybe I’ll just send good vibes your way.
7:47 PM, November 30, 2009
wendishness said…
Hope you're feeling better soon Pam!
7:57 PM, November 30, 2009
Ingrid said…
Yes ! that's really a very bad sign !

I don't have this problem (yet) !
12:32 AM, December 01, 2009
Jan n Jer said…
Oh my! that is bad...you must really be feeling rotten...hope by now your on the mend!
4:53 AM, December 01, 2009
DesLily said…
sorry to hear you've been so sick..I hope you are beginning to feel better already!!
5:40 AM, December 01, 2009
Pat@Back Porch Musings said…
Sorry to hear you've been sick Pamela. I'm fighting with a little something or other, too! No fun!

Thanks for coming by. I'd love to know how to visit the blog from OK, that was about a visit to Branson. Would be fun to see their view of that area.
7:38 AM, December 01, 2009
Desert Songbird said…
Ick. Bummer. I hope you feel better soon.
7:51 AM, December 01, 2009
Far Side of Fifty said…
I hope you feel better soon..ya that would be a good indication that you are pretty sick..no photographs. You take care and rest and get better:)
9:47 AM, December 01, 2009
Jettie said…
ooonn no!!not You too over Thanksgiving??? So were our kids!!! gosh darnit!! I hope you are feeling much much better!!
11:18 AM, December 01, 2009
Intense Guy said…
Now thats a rotten break!

Hopefully you will see them all again soon for Christmas?
1:11 PM, December 01, 2009
Peter said…
Same as everyone else said... Get well, stay strong.
5:12 PM, December 01, 2009
Merle said…
Hi Pamela ~~ Hope you feel better by now, and they are sure to be back in the near future. Glad you liked the photos and stories on my blog.
Take care, Love, Merle.
7:37 PM, December 01, 2009
Helene said…
oh my! That is sooo not like you either! I hope you feel better very soon!!! xo
8:08 PM, December 01, 2009
Helene said…
expectations often lead to disappointment... and I think you are right that there is probably a 'club' of us that get blue during the holidays... regarding the above and many other issues I am sure. As for feeling like your lagging behind... You are so far ahead of most people regarding all this social media stuff! Your an inspiration Pamela! I feel bad that my post brought your spirits down. It wasnt intended to do that at all! xoxoH PS you can delete this comment if you want... I just wanted to let you know my feelings! =]
8:37 PM, December 01, 2009
bichonpawz said…
I think with all of the rushing around during the holidays, it is difficult for us not to get sick. Hoping you are feeling better by now...Hugs!
9:34 PM, December 01, 2009
MarmiteToasty said…
((((Pam)))) sorry you are/have been poorly..... sending special hugs, get better soon..

x
1:24 AM, December 02, 2009
Happily Retired Gal said…
Hope you're feeling better! I had that flu bug a couple of weeks ago and still feel the after effects sapping my energy so take care!
Hugs and blessings,
6:21 AM, December 02, 2009
Unknown said…
Dang, hope you're feeling better soon!
9:00 AM, December 02, 2009
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