When I was a kid, I read this book. It was about good luck going bad and then turning back to good again. Right now, I feel like I am living that book. And y'all are super lucky... this is the second day in a row in which I share a really gross picture :)
Fortunately, I figured out that sticking my feet into baggies of grated potatoes would ease my chilblains, which are often a precursor to a migraine.
Unfortunately, the migraine materialized anyway :(
Fortunately, it isn't crippling, driving-me-to-my-bed bad.
Unfortunately, it makes me feel super nauseated, and I am running 13.1 miles on Sunday.
Fortunately, Sunday is three days away and my migraines tend to last only 2 days!
Unfortunately, one of those days is supposed to be a fun-filled day in Las Vegas (did I mention that I am running in Las Vegas?).
Fortunately, I will be able to relax with my headache alone in my nice hotel room...without my kids demanding on me!
Unfortunately, I will actually miss them.
Fortunately, we found something really gross in Miss C's hair last night and I was still home to assist with it's removal...
Unfortunately, I discovered last night that I am really squeamish when it comes to removing bugs attached to my very small child :P
Fortunately, my husband was game to perform the extraction while I held her... she was amazingly cooperative...which...
Unfortunately, leads me to believe that it was really bothering her :(
Fortunately, we are seeing no bullseye thing on her head or other signs of Lyme Disease. That's a really big 'fortunately.'
So there are no more 'unfortunatelys'... isn't that AWESOME!!!
I'm going to share a little secret now...
I have never been to Las Vegas. I have never wanted to go to Las Vegas...except to see The Strip at night. I was thinking that someday I'd take a road trip that would include a quick nighttime drive-thru of The Strip...that way I wouldn't have to deal with any of the other Vegas-y crap. Nothing I've heard about it or seen in print or film appeals to me. Maybe my mind will be changed when I experience it for myself in the flesh. I registered for this race because of The Strip at Night component...and because some of my fave Nuun buddies will be there...I had a ton of fun with Jess and Tricia and Kim and Caitlin back in the good, ol' Hood to Coast Relay days :) Despite my indifference for Sin City, I am super-stoked to be going.
How do you feel about Vegas? Is your feeling based on actual experience or impressions?
Do you have a Fortunately/Unfortunately story to share?
Fortunately, I figured out that sticking my feet into baggies of grated potatoes would ease my chilblains, which are often a precursor to a migraine.
Unfortunately, the migraine materialized anyway :(
Fortunately, it isn't crippling, driving-me-to-my-bed bad.
Unfortunately, it makes me feel super nauseated, and I am running 13.1 miles on Sunday.
Fortunately, Sunday is three days away and my migraines tend to last only 2 days!
Unfortunately, one of those days is supposed to be a fun-filled day in Las Vegas (did I mention that I am running in Las Vegas?).
Fortunately, I will be able to relax with my headache alone in my nice hotel room...without my kids demanding on me!
Unfortunately, I will actually miss them.
Fortunately, we found something really gross in Miss C's hair last night and I was still home to assist with it's removal...
did you just throw up a little?
Fortunately, my husband was game to perform the extraction while I held her... she was amazingly cooperative...which...
Unfortunately, leads me to believe that it was really bothering her :(
Fortunately, we are seeing no bullseye thing on her head or other signs of Lyme Disease. That's a really big 'fortunately.'
So there are no more 'unfortunatelys'... isn't that AWESOME!!!
I'm going to share a little secret now...
I have never been to Las Vegas. I have never wanted to go to Las Vegas...except to see The Strip at night. I was thinking that someday I'd take a road trip that would include a quick nighttime drive-thru of The Strip...that way I wouldn't have to deal with any of the other Vegas-y crap. Nothing I've heard about it or seen in print or film appeals to me. Maybe my mind will be changed when I experience it for myself in the flesh. I registered for this race because of The Strip at Night component...and because some of my fave Nuun buddies will be there...I had a ton of fun with Jess and Tricia and Kim and Caitlin back in the good, ol' Hood to Coast Relay days :) Despite my indifference for Sin City, I am super-stoked to be going.
How do you feel about Vegas? Is your feeling based on actual experience or impressions?
Do you have a Fortunately/Unfortunately story to share?
