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April 2012, 2013, 2014 & October 2012, 2013
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- Pigtown*Design
- Pigtown Design is the musings of Meg Fairfax Fielding, a Baltimore-based writer, photographer and fund-raiser, who explores design, architecture, culture, and current events in Baltimore and around the world.
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I'm so sorry you are sick. Please take good care and get well soon.
ReplyDeleteOh nooo! Hope you have someone there to take care of you... and that you feel better soon!!
ReplyDeleteDrink ginger tea, eat cough drops with zinc and get well soon.
ReplyDeleteDarn, Meg. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteOh, no! Feel better.
ReplyDeleteOhh Meg,
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry...if I still iived in DC I would bring you some chicken soup, fluff your pillows and make you comfy. Get well soon.
Blessings...
Renae
Feel better.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you are feeling as I had it not that long ago. Just rest- it is the best thing for you.
Oh Meg, that sounds awful- So sorry... Hope you are feeling much better soon.
ReplyDeletejoan
sweetie, get well soon, k? lots of rest and lots of fluids, and don't go back to work too soon- that always just makes things worse.
ReplyDeleteoxoxo-
c.
ps- i wish i could be theer to walk connor for you. nothing worse than having chills and a fever, and being outside in rain and cold, waiting for number 2.
good heavens.
ReplyDeletesorry to hear that you're under the weather, and I hope you're on the mend soon.
lotsa fluids, lotsa sleep . . . well, you know the drill.
So sorry to hear this Meg! Feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteCourtney
Hope your feeling better soon!
ReplyDeleteIt's this darn weather. Rain one second and then sunny the next. I hope you feel better.
ReplyDeleteGet better soon, sorry you have had a miserable time. xv
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon!!
ReplyDelete:)
I've had some lingering bug, ever since my manicurist uttered the fatal words, "I just got over the flu." I had my flu shot in the fall. Frankly, I don't know WHAT this thing is. A ton of lethargy. No fever on my end. Sometimes a stuffed nose (like now.) Sometimes a sore throat (like now.) Sometimes tummy upsets, but just a ton of dragging around, get back in bed, fighting through viral "mud," and frustrated I'm not doing more..and I'm into week three of it. I have a friend in Annapolis who also reports having it, and it's draining. You want to get things done...and force it...then go back to bed praying it goes away.
ReplyDeleteThree weeks??? OH NO! I got the word that i have strep, so got lots of Rx for it. Better living through chemicals, as I always say!
ReplyDeleteHi Meg
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better - I wanted to drop you a note to tell you that the Stoneleigh Yard Sale is this weekend, ad the 'nabe right to the north, Wiltondale, is also having a neighborhood yard sale as well that day.
* You ALRADY know you need to S*L*E*E*P, stay warm & drink plenty of fluids...........
ReplyDelete... buuuuut maybe, just MAYYYYBE, a hot toddy will help (for your SORE, STREP THROAT, of course!)... THEN at least you won't KNOW you're "HURTING"!)
Sending you the healthiest wishes possible!
Linda in AZ *
That's really no fun, Meg! So sorry and I hope you're feeling much better soon!
ReplyDeleteOh dear. I hope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteOh, no! This sounds an awful lot like my Christmas. Feel better ~ am sending big chocolate bunny kisses!
ReplyDeleteDo get better soon, Meg. We need you!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon Meg!
ReplyDeleteWish I were there with some tortilla soup for you. Feel better.
ReplyDeleteMeg,
ReplyDeleteThis weird concoction - organic chicken broth with lemon juice and a dash of cayenne pepper - makes me feel good when I'm ill. And, it's not hard to make.
I hope you feel better soon.
Did the new camera arrive yet?
Take care brave soul. Strep is everywhere. Who knew? You may need to make "stalking" assignments until the beast subsides.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget the honey in the toddy... you know, for the sore throat and all.
ReplyDeleteGet lots of rest and get better very soon.
Warm wishes for a speedy recovery.
Chris
Oh Dear! Get well soon! Please send out the smoke signal/email if you need hot soup or your dog walked - yes, yes, it sounds like I am a crazed internet stalker, alas not that exciting ... I'm just another Baltimore blogger, live in RP with 2 small kids and dog and live a pretty staid life. Maternal instincts rampage occasionally. Feel better!
ReplyDeleteMeg,
ReplyDeleteFeeling any better yet? I hope so....thoughts are with you.
Renae
O Meg! Strep is nooooo fun! I hope the meds work quickly and you are up and about soon. I am thinking warm and healing thoughts for you!
ReplyDeleteOH NO! GET BETTER!!!
ReplyDeleteMeg! I hope you're better soon. Is it strep? Tylenol every 4-6, don't forget. : )
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better! We've been off for Spring Break for the last two weeks and it's really thrown off our schedule...
ReplyDeleteXO
OH ! Do get better soon.
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