Well, we closed down the cottage today, loaded up the van and dragged our stuff back home again until Spring. It was a cold week, but the colors got better and better as the days progressed.
The good thing was I enjoyed shopping, going to dinner, going to the casino, and doing book signings. The bad thing was my cold dogged me most of the week. I did lots of sleeping in between doing things. I noticed lots of other people seemed to have colds also. Even tonight, the weatherman has one. It has to be a new strain, I guess, because they say once you have a cold you can't catch the same one again. Or is that a myth?
Anyway, I finally got the better of the germ by Friday when we went to visit WJJQ again in Tomahawk, WI. I'll be doing another interview there again in the Spring and a book signing at their local bookstore, Cover to Cover. Such is the life of an author - always looking for ways to get my books noticed. I'll be posting some pics later this week after I get kind of organized.
joining the cold club. glad you had a decent break.
ReplyDeleteOrganized? I've heard of that. Glad to hear you got the better of the cold. Welcome back my friend.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back!
ReplyDeleteI love vacations, but they have been scattered here and there throughout my adult years. Now you've inspired me. I'm going to blog about one mini vacation my husband and I took our first year of marriage!
ReplyDeleteI'd swear that's a myth about colds, but at least someone should do a study and prove it, lol.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog :-)
Angie
http://www.MyGemofWisdom.com
http://GodUsesBrokenVessels.blogspot.com
I'm looking forward to the pictures.
ReplyDeleteGlad you managed to have a good trip, during the sneezing and coughing that probably came with the cold.
Helen
Straight From Hel
Some colds seem to hang on forever. Glad you're better.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you're feeling better, Morgan. Looking forward to seeing your pictures!
ReplyDeleteWell, I never heard that expression about catching the same cold again. I would think that to be an impossibility, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteSo far, we've been pretty fortunate here -only my daughter Mandy and the 17-year-old step-granddaughter have had the misfortune of catching something. Mandy suffered for about two weeks with what she figured to just be a cold before going to the doctor and learning she had bronchitis and the 17-year-old missed four days of school last week with what the doctor said was the old-fashioned flu. The other four of us here so far, haven't picked up any of those nasty germs!
Glad you're feeling better and made that turn before coming back home.