I woke up tired this morning. Fed the cats, thought about it for a couple of minutes, and went back to bed with the alarm set for an hour.
An hour and a half later, I was...better. A nasty, bilateral version of the one-sided migraines that have dogged me for years is well underway, but as soon as the OTC painkillers kick in, they should take the edge off.
It's probably stress -- the ongoing coronavirus mess and some pressure at work to complete my part of a major project have combined to give me a lot to worry about. There's a hell of a lot of that going these days, of course, and complaining about it doesn't make it go away.
On the other hand, I enjoyed a nice roast beef sandwich for lunch yesterday, with curly fries. That's the first fast food I have had in months.
And the "wild canaries" are showing up! They're really American Goldfinches and according to the experts, there are some around Indiana throughout the year -- but they wear dull-colored plumage in Winter and only in Summer do the males turn brilliantly yellow with black wings; the females become a little more resplendent too, and we get bright streaks of color, bobbing around, raiding small seeds and swooping away. It makes me smile to see them.
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If you plant some echinacea (purple coneflower) in the backyard (an easy-to-grow perennial) you'll get the pretty purple flowers that turn into natural goldfinch feeders in the autumn. We had a whole bunch of them lined up along the south-facing fence in our old back yard, and it was always fun to see the goldfinches migrating through, balancing on the flowers and pulling the seeds out.
Last night was a no-sleep night, so today is a no-work day. Ugh.
I wasn't aware that migraines can be caused by food allergies:
Reference article at the end of the post:
https://gfreefoodie.com/high-blood-pressure-can-be-caused-by-hidden-food-allergies/
I have to remind people from time to time that I have a doctor, with a medical degree and everything, who I pay very well to manage my healthcare.
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