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When I woke up yesterday, I was groggy and careful. I tried not to get any worse in terms of my dizziness, so I got out of bed slowly and carefully. I came downstairs, went through my morning routine, and by the time I got some coffee in me, I was feeling better. Not great, but better.
I asked DW to make me a rather big breakfast of eggs, ham, bacon, and a bagel, which she obligingly did. It seems I get hungry very fast and need to eat more for whatever reason. I ate the food, and then began taking the antibiotic I received from the dentist.
I got cleaned up, showered, and then once again did the Epply maneuver. I did not feel any eye flutter or dizziness, which was an encouraging sign. I was tired, and DW recommended that I just stay up in the bedroom until it was time to go work on the project, which I did. I laid down on the bed and pretty much did nothing for almost two hours. When I had to leave I determined I was well enough to drive, and so off I went.
We worked on the project until almost 6PM, trying to make up for some lost time from yesterday. It is still rough around the edges, but slowly coming together. I am going to have to do more work at home in the coming days to really nail the pieces down. FL is finally coming along, and for the most part now we are on the same page, struggling with the same things. I didn't move around at all yesterday; just sat in the chair until we went through the project twice. Got some notes from the lead, and then went home.
DW had made chicken soup for dinner, and it tasted pretty good. I sat down to rest and watch the ball game, reading a few articles about USA's loss. We lost the game, so after that I consoled myself with some ice cream and cleaned the kitchen. A few more videos about the Trail 125 and some great southwestern towns to retire to, as well as a short text chat with a friend, and it was off to bed at 11 PM.
I realize right now these things are pretty short, but I am trying not to bore anyone with intricate details. Doing the project takes up 6-8 hours of each day, and I am not doing any other small items that might fill the space a little more. I also feel the need to get this done ASAP so I can rest and get other errands done.
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'Til We Meet Again!