Waiting in Trepidation
{ Life }
January 16, 2007
The first thing I noticed this morning was not, alas, the surreal once-a-year-or-so snowfall that had covered the world a few inches deep and quiet, but the chain-lightning flashes in my eyes and an inability to see straight ahead–classic signs of an impending, crippling migraine. I am sitting at home trying to keep an eye on work now, waiting for what might be inevitable.
I’m also out of migraine medication and will have to send my poor husband as a snow envoy up a mile or so into the heart of the silent neighborhood to visit my mother and request some of hers.
Wish me the best.
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