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Is it too early to pronounce a verdict on wheat?
I'm having multiple servings each day. I feel more muddle headed and had a pretty obvious headache last night. I hadn't been taking antihistamine since Friday night, so i did last night, and i've still awakened congested.
It is also cool (45 °F now) and clear, so we slept with closed windows. Is it more significant to trap in dust and feline-related allergens or block the highway particulates and pollen?
But, oh, i want to go back to sleep. The miracle of tea has had to wait for a second time to bring the pot to a boil as i turned on the "warming" eye.
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Christine found Edward outside just as we were turning in for the night: we hadn't seen him since Saturday evening when he jumped to the roof to avoid me bringing him in. The orange guy wants OUT again, after sheltering here all night. Christine wants to keep him close. Responsibilities, worries, care: it's clear how much is out of our control. I do wish Greycie Loo would warm up to him.
Greycie is coming between Christine and i at night -- stretching herself out long and thin and settling into the gap between us. Suddenly the blankets aren't quite wide enough
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Binging on Pringles crisps this morning and wondering if i want to continue the wheat challenge. I think i would be find with a bit of nice bread here and there, and i don't think that the level of wheat in malt flavoring or other components is such an issue. It feels a bit like sugar issues, but it isn't as simple as glycemic index issues.
The morning is zooming past.
I'm having multiple servings each day. I feel more muddle headed and had a pretty obvious headache last night. I hadn't been taking antihistamine since Friday night, so i did last night, and i've still awakened congested.
It is also cool (45 °F now) and clear, so we slept with closed windows. Is it more significant to trap in dust and feline-related allergens or block the highway particulates and pollen?
But, oh, i want to go back to sleep. The miracle of tea has had to wait for a second time to bring the pot to a boil as i turned on the "warming" eye.
***
Christine found Edward outside just as we were turning in for the night: we hadn't seen him since Saturday evening when he jumped to the roof to avoid me bringing him in. The orange guy wants OUT again, after sheltering here all night. Christine wants to keep him close. Responsibilities, worries, care: it's clear how much is out of our control. I do wish Greycie Loo would warm up to him.
Greycie is coming between Christine and i at night -- stretching herself out long and thin and settling into the gap between us. Suddenly the blankets aren't quite wide enough
***
Binging on Pringles crisps this morning and wondering if i want to continue the wheat challenge. I think i would be find with a bit of nice bread here and there, and i don't think that the level of wheat in malt flavoring or other components is such an issue. It feels a bit like sugar issues, but it isn't as simple as glycemic index issues.
The morning is zooming past.
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Edward! I was wondering how he was doing.
M
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Good to know Mr M knows he's supposed to be a guard cat!