Hey everyone, Well it happened. We were going along, minding our own business, when suddenly Covid marched right up to us and said: “Your turn.” Craig and I both felt a little off last week. Low energy, a bit achy, almost like we were hungover. Then Craig started to get flu like symptoms: sore throat, headache, just totally off. Out came the Covid tests, and there were his two pink lines. I still felt okay — well enough to make this marvelous
I hope you and Craig continue to feel better and have no lasting effects from this horrible disease. I came down with it last month and lost my appetite too. Although I attributed it to the fact that I also lost my sense of smell and taste. It is weird to eat food going only on texture. You have some really great friends who sent you soup and food from Langer's. Wishing you both good health.
Oh Adam, I fell for you both. Two months after i got the plague and I'm still battling pneumonia. This is serious stuff. I hope you appetite returns with a vengeance! Best to you, Craig and your adorable pooch. Winston the nurse!
Just came down with COVID too this past Sunday and had the same symptoms. Had a wicked bacd sore throat that barely let me sleep. It was dreadful. Finally getting out of the COVID fever haze. Thanks for the post, wish all those yummy places you ordered from were here in MIA.
I had high expectations for Din Tai Fung soup dumplings, but they seemed kind of meh to me. I also had them delivered, so that may have been the problem.
ugh! glad you're both on the mend. i wish i could send you back in time to watch the staircase documentary after the tv show. i re-watched it before watching the hbo series because i wanted a refresher and i kind of wish i hadn't, as it caused a lot of "wait what, that never happened" and also a lot of "well, this is definitely an hbo show i guess." slowly though i began to realize that the show was not going to give me what i wanted, which was more answers, more insight, a wider view of the facts - and it was not intended to do that. i started listening to the accompanying podcast and it has helped me appreciate the show much more, and see it for what it is, and what it's meant to be. the actors are all stellar, and the show is gripping, and i guess if they have one thing going for them it's that pretty much every real life person depicted is probably an equal amount of pissed, lol.
Your first paragraph sums up my life at this very minute. Thank you for the masterfully capturing it.
Hope you and Craig continue to get well! I found this post so refreshing - a rare find, "what we ate with Covid." I loved it! Speedy recovery!
I hope you and Craig continue to feel better and have no lasting effects from this horrible disease. I came down with it last month and lost my appetite too. Although I attributed it to the fact that I also lost my sense of smell and taste. It is weird to eat food going only on texture. You have some really great friends who sent you soup and food from Langer's. Wishing you both good health.
Oh Adam, I fell for you both. Two months after i got the plague and I'm still battling pneumonia. This is serious stuff. I hope you appetite returns with a vengeance! Best to you, Craig and your adorable pooch. Winston the nurse!
How was Winston during your ordeal?
That delivery docket with the soups is the keepsake to remind you of very, very good friends.
Just came down with COVID too this past Sunday and had the same symptoms. Had a wicked bacd sore throat that barely let me sleep. It was dreadful. Finally getting out of the COVID fever haze. Thanks for the post, wish all those yummy places you ordered from were here in MIA.
Feel better! So glad you have such an awesome nurse❤️
So glad you're on the mend!
Very sorry to read you were both ill! I hope you are on the mend, test negative and can go on your trip!
I had high expectations for Din Tai Fung soup dumplings, but they seemed kind of meh to me. I also had them delivered, so that may have been the problem.
ugh! glad you're both on the mend. i wish i could send you back in time to watch the staircase documentary after the tv show. i re-watched it before watching the hbo series because i wanted a refresher and i kind of wish i hadn't, as it caused a lot of "wait what, that never happened" and also a lot of "well, this is definitely an hbo show i guess." slowly though i began to realize that the show was not going to give me what i wanted, which was more answers, more insight, a wider view of the facts - and it was not intended to do that. i started listening to the accompanying podcast and it has helped me appreciate the show much more, and see it for what it is, and what it's meant to be. the actors are all stellar, and the show is gripping, and i guess if they have one thing going for them it's that pretty much every real life person depicted is probably an equal amount of pissed, lol.
Oh my goodness, I am so sorry. I hope you feel much, much better soon.
If I were a maid, I'd come and do your dishes!