No matter how many times you tell your students, your coworkers, and yourself "it's just allergies," a cold is still a cold.
(Or maybe it's a touch of the flu.)
Even though I can make a dinner out of some mini-snickers and saltine crackers, I can't turn a nasty cold into seasonal allergies. What I *can* do is get through a week of lectures and quizzes by the always-entertaining (for my students) continuous ingestion of dayquil (i.e., CRACK) during waking hours followed by a nyquil nightcap.
Am I just lucky, or is anyone else suffering because their students brought back MORE germs after spring break?
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I have been stuck with some sort of residual cold for the last three weeks. A faculty member in my department has suffered the same fate for more than 2 months... uggghhhh.
Hope you feel better!
2 months? Oh my chemistry gods.... and to think I'm complaining after just a week of this!
Would you mind posting the recipe? Mini skickers... mmmmh
My "allergies" flared up during my plane ride and I was sick during my entire trip to dissertation town.
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