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I need ideas. Two days home sick can really drive you out of your mind. I’ve been reduced to keeping the CR open and refreshing the page every five minutes in the hope that something new has popped up.
I get the feeling this thread might help popa stop waking up sleeping dogs (and not let them lie. Get it? … GET IT??? See, I need help!), but maybe I’m too hopeful.
I THINK I might be able to go back to school tomorrow, but I never EVER want another day like this again.
I’m not sure you are ready to go back to school i think you should take one more day off, boredom is not a reason to go to school when you are still sick and can spread it around.
As for ideas what to do while you are home sick that’s a tough one i guess i could say reading but I’m sure that’s something that’s already occurred to you.
Maybe get (or create) a golem. He cannot speak back at you. (trust me)
Read.
Do you have books in your house? Can a family member pick up some reading material (newspaper, magazine, book)?
[really!]
You can also “buy” books that are in the public domain for free from Amazon.
Do puzzles.
Word find, sudoku, kakuro, logic puzzles, mazes, etc.
Youtube.
All types of videos are available, including several interesting ones from National Geographic and the History Chanel.
Refua shelaima.
Whoops.
What a golem I was!!
I forgot to wish you a refuah shlaimah, b’karov!!
Feel good. Smile too, it can’t hurt (unless some medical complication r’l interacts negatively to your smiling)
My bad too have a complete and speedy refuah shleimah!
r”sh
“Read”
Oh, I do hope you get better before I put out my books The Golem Speaks Vol. I, II, III, Echoes of the Golem, In the Footsteps of the Golem, Around the Golem’s Table…
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JMO, but I think if someone cares enough to take the time and post responses to the original question, the “refua shelaima” wish is implicit.
Oh, and lol on the book list ?
ICOT, how do I respond to that? “Sorry I wished..??”
But at least I added the suggestion to smile (pending medical clearance, of course)
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Congratulations – for one of the very few times since signing up, I’m not sure how to answer someone 😛
nuthin to do but sleep probobly… It’s kinda hard to read wen ur sick, know what I mean? Refuah shelaima btw!
ICOT, Sorry, I’m not a ‘someone’, just an unfinished golem. So of course you’re not sure. Maybe if you study the seven ways how to become one… (oops, there goes my secret..)
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No studying necessary – for us talented folk, they come naturally.
(I actually caught myself doing the “off topic” one over Pesach.)
Pretend you’re another person and post from that perspective in a way that will provoke as many people as possible to respond. (i.e. trolling)
I had the flu last month and listened to every Rabbi Wallerstein, Shechter and Rubinstein shiur on Torah Anytime. Whatever sunk in, sunk in. I replayed anything that didn’t.
Syag- Wow every one? And it only took u a month? Kool. 😉
Writersoul: Nu? Show some trolling spirit! Post something worthy of PBA!
well, now that you say you watch TV :P…you should watch Avatar: The Last Airbender. You can save it for your next illness. 🙂 (Also, you can stream all three seasons for free if you have Amazon Prime.)
writersoul-
As a New York State resident, you qualify for a free library card from both the NYPL and Brookly Public Library systems.
Use Google for specific information and requirements for getting one.
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