General Chat

Glad you're fine today Maggiewinchester. Me too.

AnnMarie - was your son also very happy? :-D :-D :-D

Kay, I'm fine today - just a little tired, but after my sleep yesterday, I was still awake at 2am!
I also had to phone my internet provider, as I received a credit for February, when I didn't have the internet, but my bill for March was higher than it should have been.
I was told it was higher, because I didn't pay in February, and I owed them the 'credit! :-S :-S :-S
So, I had to email them, when what I really wanted to do was go to bed!
I think, in future, I'm going to inform all utility companies, internet providers, etc, that I charge £20 an hour admin - and that includes waiting for someone to answer to the phone!

My arm's okay. When I touch the injection spot, it just feels like someone's punched it. I haven't looked at it, as I have no mirrors up at the moment!

How are you feeling today Maggiewinchester? I had my vaccine yesterday also and felt fine but today I felt like I'd been hit by a bus. absolutely no energy, couldn't raise my arm, a headache and went back to bed and slept for 5 hours!! Haven't wanted to eat at all. Had the Oxford one also. Gawd,I hope the reaction isn't the same after the second dose!!!

Will he eat up all those frogs legs that are going to rain down on us?

Maggie, my son had the same hungry feeling after having his vaccine. :-)

It was AstraZeneca.
I had trouble falling asleep last night - but I had slept for a couple of hours yesterday afternoon.
I also had a 'dispute' with the cats just before I went to bed.
They wanted to go out, but with no cat flap, I wasn't prepared to wait up until they decided to come back in.
I've never seen/noticed them sulk so much, or so blatantly.
I had tears in my eyes from laughing :-D :-D

Which vaccine was this, Maggie?

I don't know of anyone who has had those symptoms, but daughter did say a couple of her work colleagues felt like they had a huge hangover.

I can't say how I'll feel tomorrow, but today - I felt I didn't give a whatsit. :-D

You're right, Sylvia. I never felt like that.

Spill the beans, Maggie. :-D

Are you sure that they injected the right stuff? :-D

Apart from being glad I wasn't driving (I can't drive, but even if I could, I wouldn't have), and a pain on my forehead when the sun shone on it, I appear to have un documented side effects.
Had slight dizziness in the car, and was hungry (I'd only had my breakfast about 2 hours before), so decided to just 'go with the flow' when I got home, which was at 11:45.
I ate a tin of anchovies, then 2 salted caramel bars, and 2 cups of tea.
Then I wanted to sleep

I was woken by my phone ringing. Not a good idea.
Apparently. I'd insured my very old kitchen appliances - and this insurance was up for renewal!
He quoted my (old) address - 'Wrong' I said, I've moved.
He wanted my new address - I wouldn't give it to him, as I'd never insured my kitchen appliances, he'd woken me up and he could, quite frankly 'go away'.

I was about to put the phone down when he said he would cancel the insurance.
'Good' I said, 'And you won't need any bank details to do that, because if you were a genuine firm and not a load of scammers, you'd already have my bank details, wouldn't you?'

Then had 3 cups of tea on the trot.

Anyway, daughter called to see how I was - apparently, I'm sounding, and showing symptoms of being stoned! :-D :-D :-D
That's not on the list of effects :-S :-S :-S