Re: /reply to Akiba's and to Sharon's posts

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Of course, Sharon, you could always just unleash all the birds into the house, andgo to bed and pretend to be asleep! (not serious).Love,n, who agrees with Akiba and with youTo: MSersLife Sent: Sat, March 26, 2011 12:45:06 PMSubject: Re: I'm

a sicko (and a complainer)

They should know better, and should be more compassionate and HELP you. Why not try this...DON'T enable them! Don't automatically cook, make THEM do some of or ALL of the cooking while you are sick. Take to your...YOUR...bed and stay there! They will HAVE to do it if they want to eat!

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~*~Akiba~*~

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-- I'm a sicko (and a complainer)

I have a rip roaring cold and I'm feeling pretty bad. I've been sick since Wednesday night. It came on really suddenly and at first I thought I had Cedar Fever from the blooming trees. But I am positive it's a cold. One of the grandkids (the 13 year old) is also sick. I'm going to complain a little here. Have you ever noticed when mom or gramma is sick they still do stuff? But when the kids are sick they lie in bed and read??? I feel really ill but I am still doing the dishes and cooking the meals. Then this morning the 15 year old took a zinc and a vitamin c, then complained that her stomach hurt too bad (from the vitamins) to even carry in her dirty dishes. I faced her and told her "I want to warn you --I'm very short on sympathy today." Here's another complaint... last night no

one could be bothered to put away the leftover food from supper. Nope, they all went off to bed, or whatever, and didn't think about about helping with evening chores. This morning I told everyone "I hope you don't mind eating the food I put away with my sick hands." I got kind of a shocked look because I usually don't say anything. I do say stuff to the grandkids but I'm talking about my son and his wife. I am testy and cranky... can you tell? lol I had to complain to someone and I came to my friends here on the group. hugs

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