Feeling A Mite Poorly

Posted on March 20, 2020 by

For the past several weeks, I have begun to feel physically worse and worse.  It was 23516078. sy475 totally unrelated to arthritis.  Yesterday, on a whim, I called a small clinic in town and a nurse practitioner came out yesterday with aid and an aid-in-training and checked me out.  Today I have medicine and am feeling absolutely horrible.

Plus, my brain is all rambly to the point I can’t play Candy Crush Soda Saga, the easiest of all the games I play.  Yeah, I am beginning to feel I look like the 1930s and ’40s damsels in distress. Except I am chubby.

Since feeling poorly, I’ve done a lot of reading.  The latest book, THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS, by Alexa Steele.  It is the first book in her Suburban Murder series.  Excellent!  The characters are good, the description is wonderful – it was so easy to picture what was happening.  It wasn’t exactly what I expected in some ways.  How everything worked out was very, very well thought out, in my opinion.

I give THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS a **** – four out of five stars.

About Henrietta Handy

I have returned home to the mountains. No more am I "a mountain-girl far from home." Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at 2 1/2, I understand pain, fatigue, laughter, joy, and love all while on crutches and in wheelchairs. This blog is just about me, mostly the writing side, but there are forays into so many different topics. I am married to a wonderful husband who puts up with my writing, knitting, yarn, with the love of a saint. We have fur babies, and one cat who rules us all.
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1 Response to Feeling A Mite Poorly

  1. Brian Bixby says:
    March 20, 2020 at 9:18 PM

    I was having one of those days yesterday. With the exception of my limbs, everything hurt. It IS really hard to concentrate when that happens.

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