In quarantine

As you approach your late 30's you think that you have had all the usual childhood infections but no, I am sat here in quarantine having been diagnosed with Chicken Pox.

Am I feeling sorry for myself? A little maybe, but I am cheered up by the fact that the initial feverish symptoms have subsided and thought of 5 to 10 days off work on Doctors orders is total quality time and with no interruptions and no other demands it means that I can finish some modelling projects :-)

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Roger Demming
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I had Chicken Pox while I was in University, and it isn't fun to have as an adult.

I recommend Aveno oatmeal baths. It was the only thing that stopped me from peeling a layer of skin off!

Cheers!

Dana

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Dana J Nield

My youngest (26 now) when quite young gave them to my father-in-law (mid

50's then). Boy was Grandpa pissed! Rest of the family teased him unmercifully which made matters even worse! Said he itched for years after and still does when he th> As you approach your late 30's you think that you have had all the usual
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Grandpa

I sympathise! Got it from my daughter when I was 38...

I was off work for 5 weeks! I had a face like a hairy pizza, as the spots meant I couldn't shave. They were in my mouth, on my eyelids, all over my body, including the dangly bits.

I couldn't decide whether I was itching or stinging...

Chris

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Chris Hughes

"Bring out your dead, bring out your dead"

Kim M

Reply to
Royabulgaf

but i'm not dead yet. go on, get on the cart. look, i feel fine, i'm dancing. you're not fooling anyone, now get on the cart.

Reply to
e

But, but, but...... Shut up and quit trying to make a fool of the doctor!

-- John ___ __[xxx]__ (o - ) --------o00o--(_)--o00o-------

The history of things that didn't happen has never been written - Henry Kissinger

Reply to
The Old Timer

But I'm getting better...

...no you're not. You'll be stone dead in the morning...

Reply to
Rufus

he;s not long for it, can you come back?

Reply to
e

stop this skit, it's getting too silly.

Reply to
e

thank-you for putting a stop to the silliness.....

Now, can I 'ave your liver?....

RobG (the Aussie one)

Reply to
Rob Grinberg

...with a gamey leg?!?

...I'd much rather eat Hodges...

Reply to
Rufus

Nee!

Reply to
Al Superczynski

Did that near the end of second grade. I got well in time to finish the end of the year. Two weeks out of school I came down with the measles. I thought I had a heck of a story for the kids back at school but we moved over the summer so I never got to tell them.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

Reply to
Bill Banaszak

we ain't got liver, would you like spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, eggs and spam? there's not much spam in that.

Reply to
e

But I don't want ANY spam...

Look...could you do me spam, eggs, sausage and spam without the spam, then?..

Reply to
Rufus

How much rat is in the strawberry tart..?

Anyone got a crunchy frog?

And someone shut up the D*mn bazuki (sp?) player! Not much of a cheese shop is it?

And to go back to the Holy Grail thing..

Help! Help! I'm being repressed!

Mike please remove "diespam" to reply

If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, perhaps you've misunderstood the situation.

Reply to
MLDHOC

I appreciate your suffering. I caught a second dose of it in my early 30's which was quite severe and kept me in bed for two weeks.

You may not feel up to it and physically may find it painful to do much modelling. However, any progress you make on the models is well worth it.

Reply to
The Raven

you DON"T want spam!?

Reply to
e

a system of government based on the spoutings of some bimbo in a lake?

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e

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