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Today I woke up with hayfever and that's never a good thing - in case you don't know, this is how hayfever makes you feel;
1. Your nose itches and no amount of scratching helps
2. You sneeze constantly and your nose runs
3. Your head swims because you're constantly blowing your nose and sneezing
4. Your eyes itch and you want to scratch them out
5. Your eyes puff up and water
6. After a while you can't be bothered to breathe because it's such an effort.
7. You get no sympathy because it's 'just hayfever'
8. There is no cure - some days are better than others but most days in the summer are unrivalled hell
However, instead of staying inside and crying which is what I wanted to do I found myself on the way to Liverpool and then proceeded to walk for about a thousand miles, which didn't help the old 'lack of breath' thing. Luckily I was back by 5 o'clock but it was a miserable day.
Anyway- to today's stupid Writer's Block question
There!
1. Your nose itches and no amount of scratching helps
2. You sneeze constantly and your nose runs
3. Your head swims because you're constantly blowing your nose and sneezing
4. Your eyes itch and you want to scratch them out
5. Your eyes puff up and water
6. After a while you can't be bothered to breathe because it's such an effort.
7. You get no sympathy because it's 'just hayfever'
8. There is no cure - some days are better than others but most days in the summer are unrivalled hell
However, instead of staying inside and crying which is what I wanted to do I found myself on the way to Liverpool and then proceeded to walk for about a thousand miles, which didn't help the old 'lack of breath' thing. Luckily I was back by 5 o'clock but it was a miserable day.
Anyway- to today's stupid Writer's Block question
What should cheese go on, and what should cheese NOT go on?
I really don't give a shit.There!
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