Saturday 29 December 2018

Saturday

Morning, everyone. 
I don't usually have whingy posts but the next paragraph is an exception - please scroll past if you want.  :-)

Ouch, ache, mutter, snuffle, more ouch!  Yup, I've got a few side effects of the jabs I had yesterday.  Sore arm, a slight temperatuve, aches and pains generally and a bit miserable.  Thank goodness for paracetamol!

OK, whinge over.

Yesterday went well, despite an increasingly yukky feeling as the day progressed.  I got all the ironing done and put away, the kitchen cleared, had a snooze, went off to my friend's and had a really nice meal.  She had done the Jamie Oliver turkey and leek pie with a sort of noodly thing, all very, very delicious indeed.  I enjoyed it and our chat very much indeed.

I've woken stupidly early this morning, unfortunately, but will go back to bed once the paracetamol takes hold and maybe I will sleep in a little bit.  That would be great.  I'm taking a day out, having a nice, easy, restful day so there's very little on the planning list.

Emily is finished - here she is.  I've now started a knitted teddy bear which is more complex in shaping but with no extra bits like hats, flowers, etc.  I just have to decide whether I want him (or her) standing or sitting as the joints are fixed.


I shall be off to bed soon - the aches are easing again.  Have a good day.  xx


13 comments:

  1. Morning Joy - you knit so beautifully! Hope you managed to get back to sleep - I actually managed to stay in bed last night. I had a sore arm from my flu jab this year, but didn't have any other effects, so perhaps it's the pneumo one that's making you feel unwell. A restful day sounds the perfect thing to have, under the circumstances.

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  2. Sorry to hear that you have had a bad reaction to the flu jabs but hopefully it will pass quickly. You have every right to have a moan. It's a good idea to take the day off and just pamper yourself and keep taking the paracetamol, stay warm and drink plenty.

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  3. Emily looks delightful; one can almost imagine a twinkle in her eye.
    Whoever receives her will be thrilled.
    I hope that by the time you read this you have had a longer sleep and are feeling
    considerably better.
    Sue

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  4. Sorry to her you have had a reaction to your jabs and paracetamol sounds like a good plan. Beautiful knitting and construction, Joy. Keep warm and indoors, and be lzy for once.

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  5. Emily is beautiful. Hope you feel better soon.

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  6. Sorry you're not well, flue jabs never affect me but the pneumonia one did so it could well be that you are reacting to.

    Emily is such a lovely, friendly looking doll, love her hair too, much better than trying to weave in loose threads.

    Take it easy and hope you feel better soon. xx

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  7. Thanks, everyone, for such lovely comments. I caught up on my sleep (half past ten is the middle of the day for me!) and am staying on the paracetamols for the rest of the day, but I feel loads better. I think one always feels worse in the middle of the night anyway.

    I think it's the pneomo jab abd the flu jab has never had any effect on me before. It's a one off so done and dusted now so that's good.

    I'm very pleased with how Emily has come out.

    I may be feeling better but I'm still going to have a nice, easy day. Bath first, get dressed and watch telly.
    xx

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  8. Emily looks beautiful. I hope you're soon feeling better, following your flu jab. Take things easy and rest up for a while. X

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  9. I'm quite enamored with England, and some wonderful British blogs - including yours. I often need google though, to translate to American English! I'd never heard of paracetamol. We call it acetaminophen here. Glad to see your update that you're feeling better!

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  10. Really nice! Hope you feel better soon and the paracetamol works!

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  11. Thank you again and I think it's lovely that some new friends are commenting now, despite the problems! Thank you so much.

    Sue, paracetamol is, I think, the generic name. It's also known as Panadol and is about six times more expensive under that name!

    Anyway, whatever it's called, it helped. :-)

    xx

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  12. Get better soon, Joy. And that little knitted doll is adorable!
    Margaret P

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