It's the season for my seasonal allergies to be at their worst. I know I'm allergic to leaf molds and, although living here on the Mediterranean Sea is not like living on the Long Island Sound in Connecticut (we're not surrounded by forests), we still have a variety of deciduous trees, rotting leaves, and seasonal plants. Sometimes, my allergies get so bad that I think I've got a cold or a virus or the flu. I've spent most of the last two days in bed. Miserable. Whiney.
But just after sunset both days most of my symptoms have become tolerable and I've been ready to spread my wings.
Is it a coincidence that San Geraldo just hung some fresh garlic in the kitchen?
Views from a recent daytime walk on the beach. Before I went all vampire.
I'LL MISS THE LIGHT.
SOME SHADY FISHERMEN.
NO FANS OF "TWILIGHT" HERE.
WAITING FOR THE VAMPIRE SQUIDS OF HELL (YES, THEY REALLY EXIST... JUST NOT HERE).
Great photos! Today I visited my Natural Therapist who did her magic, acupuncture, cupping and energy work) to treat my sinus condition which is chronic but manageable. She has helped a lot. Too bad you are not nearer, she could help you I am sure. Love that pic of those folks behind the buildings out of the COLD WIND!! Fell better soon.
Judy: Remember, it's not much of a winter here; there's always something blooming. But I react the most extremely to leaf molds and changes in barometric pressure. I always have. It might be peaking today and all will be well soon!
We got a rental car to drive from Puerto Vallarta up here to Lo de Marcus... they had cleaned the interior with something very "aromatic" and I thought I'd croak before we got to our destination. Rode with the windows down the whole way. Guess I'm about over it now... but I sure can be sympathetic with your problem.
Sharon: When we moved to Southern California in '93, we started having our car washed at a local place. One of the fragrance options was "nucar." We had no idea what kind of flower or spice it was, so chose cinnamon instead. The lightbulb went on at the same time for both of us.
I do believe your vampire-ness swooped across the Atlantic and bit me square in the you know what, just ask Jimbo ~ I was not a pleasant boy today ~ shh don't tell anyone or my fangs will appear. I promise to be gentle!!
Ron: So sorry to read this, but you know misery loves company. Just hop on a plane and we can be miserable together on the Costa del Sol. In our case, we might want to start calling it the Costa del Obscuro. However, I can proudly report that I feel like crap in the evenings now, too. Hope you recover quickly.
Knatolee: Thanks. It was a gorgeous day for photos. Today was too but I haven't been out! Tomorrow ... and tomorrow ... and tomorrow ... creeps in this petty pace from yada yada yada
Spo: I've had problems (allergies and/or barometric pressure) wherever I've lived, even in the the desert of Palm Springs. I should just shut up and get on with it.
Rachel: Thanks so much for visiting. Your drawing (and addressing) was an inspiration. I love those kinds of story telling illustrations. Yours was perfect! (Oh, and thanks, too on behalf of the cats.)
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Great photos!
ReplyDeleteToday I visited my Natural Therapist who did her magic, acupuncture, cupping and energy work) to treat my sinus condition which is chronic but manageable. She has helped a lot. Too bad you are not nearer, she could help you I am sure.
Love that pic of those folks behind the buildings out of the COLD WIND!!
Fell better soon.
Jim:
DeleteI've been thinking of checking out acupuncturists.
I hope some good fresh wind clears out all the allergens. What a great video! In the meantime, watch out for the garlic. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteGood fresh wind clears out the old and brings in the new! But it will soon pass.
Wow, I've never heard of people having allergies in the winter-- so sorry to hear it!
ReplyDeleteGreat, great, great photos :)
Judy:
DeleteRemember, it's not much of a winter here; there's always something blooming. But I react the most extremely to leaf molds and changes in barometric pressure. I always have. It might be peaking today and all will be well soon!
Your photographs are wonderfully luminous.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteThanks. The light was especially glorious that day.
Mitchell I understand your allergy problem because I am allerdic to many thins all round taking pills. What a fantastic life !!!
ReplyDeleteGosia:
DeleteAnd I HATE taking pills!
We got a rental car to drive from Puerto Vallarta up here to Lo de Marcus... they had cleaned the interior with something very "aromatic" and I thought I'd croak before we got to our destination. Rode with the windows down the whole way. Guess I'm about over it now... but I sure can be sympathetic with your problem.
ReplyDeleteSharon:
DeleteWhen we moved to Southern California in '93, we started having our car washed at a local place. One of the fragrance options was "nucar." We had no idea what kind of flower or spice it was, so chose cinnamon instead. The lightbulb went on at the same time for both of us.
I do believe your vampire-ness swooped across the Atlantic and bit me square in the you know what, just ask Jimbo ~ I was not a pleasant boy today ~ shh don't tell anyone or my fangs will appear. I promise to be gentle!!
ReplyDeleteRon:
DeleteSo sorry to read this, but you know misery loves company. Just hop on a plane and we can be miserable together on the Costa del Sol. In our case, we might want to start calling it the Costa del Obscuro. However, I can proudly report that I feel like crap in the evenings now, too. Hope you recover quickly.
Ugh, allergies. Feel better. The pics are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKnatolee:
DeleteThanks. It was a gorgeous day for photos. Today was too but I haven't been out! Tomorrow ... and tomorrow ... and tomorrow ... creeps in this petty pace from yada yada yada
I'd invite you to PHX but the allergies here are different and frankly no better.
ReplyDeleteSpo:
DeleteI've had problems (allergies and/or barometric pressure) wherever I've lived, even in the the desert of Palm Springs. I should just shut up and get on with it.
I love your cats. Thank you for your comment on John's blog and you spotted the fart too! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteRachel:
DeleteThanks so much for visiting. Your drawing (and addressing) was an inspiration. I love those kinds of story telling illustrations. Yours was perfect! (Oh, and thanks, too on behalf of the cats.)