Up and down.

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With the flu, sleeping for very long isn't successful.  So tired, yet aching, with fevers or chills, and else, sometimes sleep won't last.  Down at midnight, up a bit before five, back in... sometime later.  Bloody nose to running nose, blocking it off then trying to let it flow.  Blowing and sometimes just having a normal hour or two.  Not the most pleasant, if not the worst flu I have had.

Chores, after the waterers warm.  The girls have been given a snack.  I had to reorder snacks, down to the last bag.  I swear, someone is feeding them, or 'borrowing' cat snacks while I am away.  Though, I think, at least earlier on, if I didn't airseal lock the bags, the girls would get into them and pretty much finish off a bag.  Since closing the bags, they don't disappear quite as impossibly fast.

The aches and pains that come with this though!  It also increases my exhaustion, which is winter exacerbated.  I am not sure if it is better to sleep the month away, or to be partly if miserably awake.  So tired, but I can't seem to sleep.  Not as much as I would like, or when I would like.  I am achy from exhaustion already, as well.  The flu just triples down and makes it pretty much permanent, while also depriving me of sleep, somehow.

After feeding critters, I should figure out something for me to eat.  Not hungry.  It is more that I know that feeding a flu is far better than trying to starve it.  I'm not sure there is anything out, thawed, ready to cook.  May have to thaw something.  Going to the store seems unwise, though a pickup might be a good way.  I do need fresh lettuce, and a few other things.  Later.