The Definition of “Bad Timing”

Posted on Monday, January 15, 2007

… is waking up on the Saturday morning of a three-day weekend with a raging head cold that leaves you with no energy to do anything but roll over in bed and drink orange juice, and not feeling it start to lift until just before you go to bed on Monday.

Ugh.

P.S. Boy, 24 sure ended with a bang tonight, huh? 


Sound Off, Loudmouth!

Sandy says:
January 16, 2007 at 1:53 pm

Well, if you’d stayed at F1 you could have had a day off from work of sick leave.

Ginger says:
January 17, 2007 at 12:00 pm

I had bad timing getting sick this winter, too. I woke up feeling atrocious one day over Christmas break and wasted an entire day and a half with the stomach flu (or slight food poisoning) and a temperature of 102.6. I think it fried my brain. Poor me.

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