Keri's Story:
Last week I was sick. I feel ill the day after my birthday, but really, I could have blamed it on a hangover except for the stuffy nose.
By Monday night I was hiiiiigh on decongestants.
By Tuesday, stubbornness had set in, and I had decided I COULD continue training runs and teach yoga, plague be damned. Tuesday night I realized I'd made a terrible mistake (fever had also set in), but was still stubborn enough (read: Stoopid) to try and run Wednesday morning.
Wednesday is my teaching day, and everything was canceled after 4. I took a quadruple dose of Nyquil, slept 11 hours, and skipped my Thursday run.
I had to go to Stillman for extra teaching stuff Thursday morning, but I worked from home in the afternoon. I also canceled yoga. I took a double dose of Nyquil, and slept 10 hours.
Friday I was able to go to work without everyone around me running in fear.
Saturday I completed 7 miles of a planned 9 mile training run, and proceeded to feel like ass the rest of the day. I took a single dose of Nyquil and slept 10 hours
Sunday, I rested!
Today I feel better except for a slight cough.
Robert's Story:
Last week I was sick. I started feeling crappy on Tuesday, but used decongestants to get through Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday I stayed home and slept all day. Friday I drank a 1/2 gallon of orange juice.
All three days I obediently ingested all of the drugs given to me by my wife.
By Saturday I was better.
Now, you tell me:
His 3-day illness versus my stubbornness which stretched a cold into a 7-day plague. Which one of us is smarter? My money's on the hubs.
I think I have to go with Rob on this one.
ReplyDeleteI'm always stubborn about making illness stop me as well, Keri.
ReplyDeleteletting ... not "making" ... oh well.
ReplyDeletehaha, thanks greg.
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