I recommend both bananas and broth. I wouldn't worry too much about nutrition at the moment as much as being able to get hydrated and raise your blood sugar levels.Speaking of, any recs? I could redo my broth diet from a few months ago, but maybe something with substance would be nice or more productive. Bananas are good, right? Rice is a no, unfortunately.
Most people in my life it's a yearly affair, at least. Perhaps we both exist on extreme ends of the spectrum in terms of anecdote. Going 10+ years without a single heave seems lengthy. And also something that causes jealousy in me.
Most people in my life it's a yearly affair, at least. Perhaps we both exist on extreme ends of the spectrum in terms of anecdote. Going 10+ years without a single heave seems lengthy. And also something that causes jealousy in me.
She made her own decisions too and there's no small chance that her feelings toward you are heavily influenced by the bad husband situation. If that situation changes, you two may find the longing for each other to have been sort of delusional and you might realize you were right to have broken up in the first place. Or maybe you live happily ever after. Who knows? My main point was just to help you see there are other perspectives than the one you are currently fixated on.
Be well dude.
Speaking of, any recs? I could redo my broth diet from a few months ago, but maybe something with substance would be nice or more productive. Bananas are good, right? Rice is a no, unfortunately.
Yes, I went to thinking about that alter in the night: how, given the ridiculous distances in the US, the cost of fuel and electricity for the shipping might cancel out the benefits of recycling the cables or giving them a good use instead of just putting them into landfill.
It was, but that rant is no longer valid.
Afternoon classes cancelled.
First thing to pop into my mind.Our second grader tossed a beehive into his classroom today.
Tell him you have a friend in the US who is impressed.Our second grader tossed a beehive into his classroom today.
Banans and broth sound good for now.Whenever the subject of vomiting comes up, I'm always quick to mention that I rarely vomit. It's not a boast, it's more a desperate plea to the universe to keep it that way. My ribs are exceptionally weak, as is my back now, and stuff like coughing and vomiting is devastating. So I've always been rather pleased that all my woes tend to resolve with intestinal distress, because even if that's completely miserable and painful, it's a lot easier to bounce back from than agitating the inflammation in my chest, especially now with a bidet (absolute lifesaver, y'all).
Not so this time, lads. I think over the course of four hours I dispelled around five liters of fluid, combined, from both exit points. Genuinely felt like my ribs were on the verge of simply yeeting themselves off into the horizon and becoming pilgrims in a brave new world. I think this may have been the worst food poisoning I've ever had in my life. It got bad enough that I hallucinated for a few hours, and then I spent almost an entire day in a fugue state. I don't know what I would have done if I didn't still have two bottles of Gatorade laying around. I sipped at them over the course of ~30 hours, not nearly enough, but it was the absolute best I could manage. Even with that, I had a horrifyingly awful headache and could barely remain upright during the hourly visits to the bathroom.
I still can't eat anything.
Thankfully I've improved enough to do some work so I can get paid, and then maybe I can get some bland foods ordered from the grocery store. What I have right now won't do it, and toast isn't winning my stomach over at all. I ate a bagel and a half yesterday but I think there's too much fiber. So I thawed out some bread, but it's fiber-reinforced and almost identical to the bagels.I have some probiotic yogurt but I feel that may be risky. I also hard-boiled some eggs that are in the fridge right now, and I'll probably give one of those a try when the hunger pains overwhelm the cramping/nausea pains. Although at a certain point I imagine I won't be able to tell the difference between them.
Speaking of, any recs? I could redo my broth diet from a few months ago, but maybe something with substance would be nice or more productive. Bananas are good, right? Rice is a no, unfortunately.
Where will you be when the yogurt hits?
.It already has. This was a couple of days ago; since I didn't have this food poisoning of yours then I have already recovered.
Yes, I went to thinking about that alter in the night: how, given the ridiculous distances in the US, the cost of fuel and electricity for the shipping might cancel out the benefits of recycling the cables or giving them a good use instead of just putting them into landfill.
Here it'd just entail me taking a bus or the tube to wherever the purchaser lived, collecting on the price, and that'd be it. Since the bus/tube circulates anyway there's no added cost in terms of transportation.
It was, but that rant is no longer valid.
