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Craig is better. We went out to a diner and he ate solid food. I'm becoming accustomed to the smell of eggs. I don't immediately get nauseous, and not nearly to the extent I used to. Still, here I am home early so that we can both get our rest.

So, I came home tonight, visited with mom for a bit, and went up to go to bed. And in the kitchen, I saw cat accoutrements. Carpeted kitty hut, litter pan, dishes, toys, that sort of thing. So I go back downstairs and I says to my mom, I says, "Mom, why is there cat stuff in the kitchen?"

WE'RE GETTING A CAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sorry I couldn't offer this up earlier
(having phone line repair issues)
anyway, ginger tea works miracles on the stomach. Traditional Medicinals puts out a nice tea called Ginger aid that kept me alive during various stomach issues back in Africa

Ginger--very good for upset tummies, very bad for sore throats, which is the issue here. As for my reaction to the smell of eggs--it's not illness, it just repulses me.

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