Undercover

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I constantly see little people, that is children, with fevers of 103 who run around playing. So then why am I barely able to get vertical with a temperature of a mere 99.9? Are they mutants?

Anyway, from the land of fevers and chills, I'm happy to report that I'm safely burrowed under the covers watching Horatio Hornblower. Thank goodness that A&E's series are available on DVD.

Wonderful speaker, Sharon Sala, said over the weekend that she dreams all her books. Maybe somewhere in this place of semi-consciousness, I'll find NYT best-selling plot twists...

Comments

Anonymous said…
Sorry you're sick, Kimber. Hope the nasty bug leaves you alone soon! Enjoy those covers.
November 13, 2007 at 6:40 AM
fiaschetti said…
hope you're better soon!

check my friend Barat's blog (link from mine) for her story of sickness in her household this weekend. hint: be glad you don't have those little "mutants" in your house while you're sick.
November 13, 2007 at 12:53 PM
Nancy P said…
THERE you are! I've been wondering, and also hoping your absence didn't mean you're sick. :(

Consider yourself missed AND lavished with sympathy.
November 13, 2007 at 4:02 PM
Kimberly Frost said…
Thanks all, I'm recovered!
November 14, 2007 at 4:31 PM
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