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common sense bit me in the ass. :)

gee - if you have an upper respiratory infection, and you're hacking, and you also have asthma - you should probably locate, and use your inhaler. i bet it would help. a lot.

I can almost breathe. no, scratch that - i can breathe over 50% of the time now. :) I'm still hacking and sniffly - but the breathing is a good thing. :)

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I'm going to the atlanta history center today. (sigh) I need to go and look at the civil war stuff. it makes sense, really. I'm sure if there was a resource that close for revolutionary costumes, jess would go.

josh works from 9-3, so i'm going to try and fit it into that schedule. i also may stop by pearl - i need some candle coloring, and a couple more tubes of paint. oh, the excitement.

we struck the show last night. it was weird - all my preparation this semester for essentially, two weeks. and now it's done, and struck, and over. wow. but yay, at the same time.
and my grandparents should be home today - they were driving home from west virginia yesterday, and i think they decided to stop somewhere. my great-grandmother passed away last weekend, and they went up for her funeral. It was, again a merciful thing - but there are so many people dying lately - it just seems odd.

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I was/am running later than I wanted this morning, but I took a shower and washed my hair. While I was in there, I noticed the Citrus A'Peel (from amaranthe ) - that I keep in there, and decided to treat myself. :) Now I just need to hunt down my bottle of lotion (missing in some form or another since early last month) from wiwiff and use it - then my skin wouldn't be dry at all anymore.

I'm also eyeing the container of scrub/exfoliative nervously. It's on my christmas list, and I'm hoping someone will get me some (read, dad's side of the family, because they're the only ones that have gotten a list so far), but I'm not sure if it will last that long. I might have to give in, and get a refill. :) (of the container.) I'm still amazed at how wonderful the stuff is, though - it works beautifully, in all kinds of weather.