Crazy Covidmas
30/12/2022 04:30 pmStrange days in Dursleyville..
Since Tuesday 20th I have tested positive for COVID and the tests I did on Wednesday and Thursday are still positive in spite of now having little more than a sniffle to show for it.
When I woke up on the morning of Monday 19th December delirious, hot and clammy with a splitting headache, my first thought turned to hot flushes. Since that was impossible in my case I then turned to the slice of SPINACH quiche I had in a cafe for lunch on Sunday.
It never even occured to me that it could be COVID until a coworker suggested doing a RAT test. Since I had a stash of 20 of RAT freebies just lying around the house, I figured why not. Not least because I had been invited to lunch with old friends on Thursday so better safe than sorry.
I did manage to go for my long awaited Graveyard Picnic on Christmas Day. I masked up on the empty bus and there was no danger of Petunia or anyone else at the cemetery catching it from me.
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Since Tuesday 20th I have tested positive for COVID and the tests I did on Wednesday and Thursday are still positive in spite of now having little more than a sniffle to show for it.
When I woke up on the morning of Monday 19th December delirious, hot and clammy with a splitting headache, my first thought turned to hot flushes. Since that was impossible in my case I then turned to the slice of SPINACH quiche I had in a cafe for lunch on Sunday.
It never even occured to me that it could be COVID until a coworker suggested doing a RAT test. Since I had a stash of 20 of RAT freebies just lying around the house, I figured why not. Not least because I had been invited to lunch with old friends on Thursday so better safe than sorry.
I did manage to go for my long awaited Graveyard Picnic on Christmas Day. I masked up on the empty bus and there was no danger of Petunia or anyone else at the cemetery catching it from me.
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