Woke at 4:44 am with the worse headache ever and nausea.
Made Tea and took aspirin, but it didn't help.
Is it the flu??? Or a sinus infection??? Or my body is tired.
Can't seem to regulate my body temp, too hot then cold.
Called my Dad at 6:15 a.m., told him to cancel his doctors appointment, I'm staying in today.
Called the office I'm doing some parttime work at, left a message, "sorry not coming in today".
I don't usually get sick, I think it's all of the artificially heated indoor air. I need to be outside more often.
2pm more tea and some soup, headache is better, but not gone.
Staying in bed all day, but not real sleepy.
Central heat and central air is not good for us. I need to find a location for the winter that won't require a lot of indoor heating. I know it gets cold in the desert at night. Maybe a small adobe, passive solar house... would help take the chill off. Or, what's the weather like on the Texas coast in winter, maybe a beach cabin is what I need.
My RV journey will help me find the right location. I just need a small cabin to stay in when I don't want to be on the road.
I want to travel and there are many places I want to see, but I also like having a small yard and a place to have a garden, etc. So, I may only full-time for a few years. But I don't want to be tied to a house that I have to worry about when I am traveling. Trying to figure out the right combination and won't make a decision until I get out there.
I see I have some new followers, thanks for joining me on my journey.
Remember that when you leave this Earth, you can take with you nothing that you have received, only what you have given, a full heart enriched by honest service, love, sacrifice and courage. -St. Francis of Assisi
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Friday, February 11, 2011
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It is the sandstorm that shape the stone statues of the Desert. It is the struggles of Life that form a person's character ~ Native American Proverb