And everything that starts new with Spring. Like new buds on the trees and lilacs. Everything is transitioning as it sheds off the winter brown and starts turning green once again. Yeh, it’s all good. But then Spring turns around and says “Not so fast ya dingus. Remember you have …“
“ALLERGIES!!!“
TA DA!!!
Ugh! My one eye is sore. Thank God for eye drops but I am such a walking, talking cluster with trying to put the damn things in. Most completely miss my eye and just roll down my face which I personally believe is meant by design by Wall Street. I’m sure someone out there is making a fortune off of poor design and deep wallets.
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Same thing happened to our family. We were all loving spring’s arrival. Then spring got my son. Then a day or so later my daughter was down. Finally, spring caught up with me. My husband had some kind of forcefield around him while we’ve been taking antihistamines, sucking on cough drops, and eating Tylenol for the past week. Until this morning… spring finally got to him too.
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that’s a down side to Spring
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That’s the downside with Spring. It’s no fun at all.
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very true “pling”
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The good part is that it ends with end of Spring. At least for me. Some have summer allergies too. “Pling”
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I really hate it when the cottonwoods are in bloom. there is cottonwood fluff everywhere and I’m a sneezing fool then. “pling”
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Lets hope summer comes then. “Pling”
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let’s have some Spring first 🙂 “pling”
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Ok. 🌱😃 “pling” to spring!
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🙂 “pling”
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Take a tablet works much better 😊
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I had to chuckle at your eye drops escapade, Jim. I was notorious for wearing my eye drops on my cheek/chin. There is a neat little gadget called “Auto Drop” that will make this a thing of the past. You can get it at Walgreen’s and other stores. The manufacturer is Owen’s Mumford if you do a Google search. Good luck!
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I just really really hate putting drops in my eyes
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I hear you. I used to hate them when visiting the eye doctor but since I have to take them everyday for my glaucoma I got used to it. But I still act like a toddler at the doctor’s. Their dilating drops sting like the dickens.
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I hate it when they dilate the eyes. ugh!
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Don’t forget excess packaging too. I just bought a box 4″ x 4″ aproximately that held a eyeliner wand not even 1/2″ x 1/2″ inch. It had a complete empty compartment to make the whole package square. There is something to be said for shrink wrap aside from it’s frustrating.
My condolences on the allergies I have them year ’round now and have forgotten what it is like to live without eye drops and antihistamines. ~~dru~~
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I really detest plastic and wish more would be packed in paper.
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Well I agree with hating plastic but if you use cardboard or paper, don’t triple or quadruple the amount of packaging needed. Always an excess which increases cost and waste. ~~dru~~
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there’s a lot of waste on packaging.
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Poor Jim. I hope you feel better soon!! That’s one of the reasons I’m a Fall and Winter gal!
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I’m still a Spring/Summer/Fall guy provided there is no cold weather. 🙂
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I love cold weather
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brrrrrrr! you can have mine.
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hahaha Here it doesn’t get lower than about 5º Celsius
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that’s cold enough for me.it’s far worse here at times.
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