I will not get sick. I will not get sick. I will not get sick.
Ever since I graduated from college almost three years ago (sheiza), I have rarely gotten sick. It seemed every time midterms or finals week arrived, I would get sick. Since I don’t have excessive stress like that anymore, I’ve been living a luxurious life of generally good health.
Enter Matt.
He thinks sharing is caring—germs included. As I’ve been feeling the sickness slowly progress, I’ve been pounding the Emergen-C like it’s my job (and by pounding it, I mean drinking the recommended number of two packets a day because I don’t want to o.d. on vitamin C just in case that’s a real problem).
I’ve had several people recommend it to me, and I honestly think it has helped a bit. Plus, it’s pretty tasty. In addition, I am drinking an excessive amount of water and tea.
You’re going down, cold. You. are going. down.
Okay, enough threats for today.
I have a “well-rounded” list of favorites for today that includes alcohol, food, sarcasm, rap music, and clothes—I obviously have my priorities in order.
Enjoy!
These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
Wine Truth: Say When. This just about sums up my feelings toward wine.
Happy Idea: Best Thing That’s Happened to You. I love the idea of writing down the best part of my day in a notebook and gradually adding to it every day. Then, you can flip back and remember the good.
Style: Candle Light Maxi Skirt. I need this skirt. Pretty sure it’s more realistic for me to go buy a plain-colored maxi skirt and start drawing on it with a Sharpie, but…I can dream.
Lunch: Chicken Power Bowls with Crispy Baked Garbanzo Beans. What caught my attention with this recipe is the whole chickpeas as a crouton alternative thing. ‘Tis a good idea.
Sad Truth: A Week’s Worth of Cardio. You never know when there’s a spider lingering on that web!! Just saying.
Bromance: History of Rap 5 with Jimmy Fallon and J.T. Best rap duo ever.
Healthy Dessert: Cinnamon-Vanilla Chia Seed Pudding. This would probably freak me out because of all the chia seeds and their texture when they absorb moisture, but…I still want to try it. It’s composed of milk, chia seeds, sweetener of choice, vanilla extract, and cinnamon.
Hanna says
You should try Elderberry Syrup. 2tsp 2x’s a day. It kept my husbands cold from coming full on and it only took 3 days for all the symptoms of the cold to vanish. Lots a rest too. It’s brand names are Sambucol and Sambucus. You can find it in the drug sore by the Airborn.
Katie says
Oo!! Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll be on the lookout.
Ashley says
We have some Elderberry Syrup in our fridge! But only take it when we’re feeling a sickness coming on. On another note, that pudding actually looks really good. For someone who likes tapioca, do you think I would like it? I’ve never eaten chia seeds after they absorbed water before.
Katie says
Hmm that’s a good question. I’ll try it out and let you know my thoughts. I feel it would somewhat resemble tapioca, so I don’t see why not.
George Mason says
Oh, I can absolutely relate to the ‘exams induced’ flu! I am overall a very healthy and vital person, but whenever I’ve got too much stress to cope with, my body just decides to give up on me and I get sick. It’s kinda interesting how our bodies react and defend themselves from over exhaustion.
I love that wine comic, I also can’t gen enough of it! And that cinnamon vanilla pudding looks all bubbly and tempting!
Great post, hope you’re having a good weekend!
Katie says
Love how you called the chia pudding “bubbly.” So accurate. And I hope you’re having a great weekend as well! Thanks for stopping by. 🙂