Every year before the beginning of the Fall semester I catch a cold. It’s been 15 years since I first started doing it.
This is very annoying because, I swear to God, I was super excited about the upcoming semester. And now I’m all sick and useless.
Every year before the beginning of the Fall semester I catch a cold. It’s been 15 years since I first started doing it.
This is very annoying because, I swear to God, I was super excited about the upcoming semester. And now I’m all sick and useless.
With me it’s the beginning of Summer. It seems every year like clockwork I get a cold that knocks me out for about a week in late June.
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“now I’m all sick and useless”
I would say that’s what happens when you jump around like a nincompoop but I imagine that Klara has already pointed that out…
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Medical tidbit:
If it’s any consolation to you, you will get fewer and less severe colds as you age, because your system gradually builds up a natural immunity to some of the viruses that cause the common cold.
I haven’t had a single cold since I retired 20 years ago, and that isn’t simply because I interact with fewer people now.
So you actually have something to look forward while you complain about growing old!
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Sounds like an allergy to me. There are doubtlessly plants in your area putting out pollen now and you’re probably reacting to one or more of them.
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I very much hope you are right. I hate to feel like I subconsciously hate work when I know I don’t.
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