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Year of Projects: Week 25

Very short from me this week.  I've caught Covid finally after managing to avoid it all this time.  I was sent home from work on Tuesday and tested positive on Wednesday.  So,  I missed the last three days of my contract.  I've done nothing this week but recover.  The brain fog is real.  I started feeling kind of human just a few hours ago.  I just attempted making challah.  Whew, following a recipe was eventful.  I can't even focus long enough to read.  I was trying for a perfect month of reading on my kindle app this month but thats been blown out of the water now.  Oh well, guess that can be a new years resolution now.  That's it from me.  
Until Later.  Happy Crafting.

-Q
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  1. Lucy BowenDecember 18, 2023 at 3:51 AM

    Oh I'm so sorry and hope you are feeling better today. Take care of yourself and the reading goals can wait!

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  2. AnonymousDecember 18, 2023 at 10:38 AM

    Sorry to hear you got covid. Cut yourself some slack from your goals as sounds like Covid is hitting hard. Hope it clears soon so you can enjoy Christmas.

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  3. Sandra LicherDecember 18, 2023 at 11:50 AM

    So very sorry to hear about you getting Covid. I pray you heal fast and don't have any long lasting effects. Be kind to yourself and take it easy.

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