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Weekend Recap


I hope everyone had a nice long weekend. Mine was just ok, nothing too spectacular. On Monday of last week, I came home with a scratchy throat, and my voice was starting to go. When I woke up on Tuesday, I could hardly swallow, and had no voice. I went to Urgent Care, and while I tested negative for strep, I did have a bad case of laryngitis. They put me on steroids, and I just kept drinking tea. My voice still wasn't back on Wednesday, and I developed a cough and runny nose in the meantime. By Thursday my voice came back a little bit, so I pulled myself together to go to a concert that I had bought tickets for. My mom, aunt, and myself are really big Karen Carpenter fans. A small theater was putting on a tribute show, so we spent Valentine's Day listening to her. It was absolutely fantastic! Her show was approved by Richard Carpenter, and she took us along on a musical journey throughout their career.

There was a lot of TV watching while I was sick, so watching my Blue Devils was top on the list. I however made a rookie mistake and fell asleep during the Louisville game and missed the GREATEST COMEBACK IN DUKE HISTORY! I blame it on being sick as to why I fell asleep. Never.Again.


Of course, watching this cutie on TV helped too. I love watching the Westminster Kennel Club dog show. In all my years of watching, a Golden has never won. Can someone answer me why? Let the poor dog win once in a while!!

I hope that this week finds everyone healthy, fully rested, and happy.

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