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side effects
Sep. 10th, 2011 03:11 pmI'm grateful for the azithromycin that is clearing up my pneumonia, and I honestly look forward to tomorrow when I can take another dose and get a little better. However, based on the past two mornings' experience, it leaves me light-headed for about 4 hours afterwards.
I returned from walking the dog, and noticed my neighbor, the small-engine repair guy, pulling in. So I dug out my chainsaw, which hasn't worked in a bunch of years, to bring over to him. But I had to move the yard cart out of the way to get into the garage, and remembered that it had a slow leak in one tire. Fixed that, but stumbled over the pile of bottles and cans. Bundled those up to take to bottle redemption, and remembered that I was going to vacuum my car. That naturally led to spraying the weeds in the front walk.
I called it "short attention span projects", but it was really like a grown-up version of "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie".
I returned from walking the dog, and noticed my neighbor, the small-engine repair guy, pulling in. So I dug out my chainsaw, which hasn't worked in a bunch of years, to bring over to him. But I had to move the yard cart out of the way to get into the garage, and remembered that it had a slow leak in one tire. Fixed that, but stumbled over the pile of bottles and cans. Bundled those up to take to bottle redemption, and remembered that I was going to vacuum my car. That naturally led to spraying the weeds in the front walk.
I called it "short attention span projects", but it was really like a grown-up version of "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie".
