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Kris > wrote:

> On Jul 25, 9:37*am, Miche > wrote:
> > DH has come down with the flu, and it's probably H1N1. *I'm not feeling
> > that great either.
> >
> > We are going to be okay, though, thanks to a well-stocked pantry and
> > freezer. *
> >
> > MIL very kindly picked up a few odds and ends we were short of (bread,
> > one ingredient for me to make bread, etc), and now that's done we should
> > be good until at least Tuesday, by which time we'll be able to order a
> > grocery delivery from the only supermarket in town that does them.
>
> Very sorry to hear of your illnesses. Hope you have a speedy recovery.
>
> Will you even FEEL like eating, let alone cooking?

I've been off my feed, which is a bit unusual. I do eat, though,
because I know that's the way to recovery.

> Just get plenty of fluids, luckily they're often cooking-free.
>
> If all fails, call in friends to bring in stuff.

Yup. We've had offers to fetch and carry. I have good friends.

Miche

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