It's COVID.
Let's count my blessings.
1. I've kept up with the COVID vaccinations every six-twelve months - recommended for people who travel a lot.
2. It really did feel like a cold the other day. For COVID, it's a very mild dose.
3. It still feels like a chest cold, although my sense of taste and smell has gone - like when you get a cold.
4. I've got a job that I can do from home - though I've taken today off because I cough a lot when I talk - no point.
5. I'm glad I didn't go to the office today and try and soldier on.
6. I'm grateful for Jay who's dropped of bubble tea and bagels - not that I feel much like the latter.
7. I'm glad it's not next weekend when I am going to be getting on a plane on Sunday night bound for Darwin.
8. I feel virtuous that I masked up when I went to the supermarket yesterday.
9. I now have a decent reason to get Uber Eats - not that I'm hungry.
10. And if I need groceries, I can have them delivered.
11. Four years on from when this first started, COVID is no longer going to have you out for a fortnight.
12. And the cat is happy I'm home.
13. And some of my knitting projects are progressing.
14. And that book that I'm not really enjoying might get read.
15. And I can catch up on some telly.
16. And I should be back at work tomorrow all going well.
17. I'm not running a temperature, feel like I'm sucking on razor blades, aching all over or hacking up my lungs.
Sod COVID. No idea where I picked it up. Public transport? The office? The gym? No idea.
At least I feel like I've turned to corner.
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