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Maternity shoot went fine yesterday. Hopefully, I'll get some editing done tonight and I'll post a couple.

A migraine took me out last night. It's been awhile, but luckily I still had some of my medicine kicking around, which means that my head doesn't hurt this morning. Unfortunately, the side effect for me is feeling kind of hungover this morning. Foggy, spacey, a little shaky. I'll take it over the migraine.

Yuck. As a fellow migraine sufferer, I completely sympathize. Your stressing over the photo shoot probably brought it on.

Buenos Dias Coffee Hosers. Gary was up at 5:00 a.m. today to catch his 7:00 a.m. meeting at CSULA ... but it was while he was enroute rescheduled. Now he is home, Mary Lou is asleep, Miss Maggie greeted him at the door as if he has just returned after years at the Eastern Front, then she returned to bed ... and Gary is here, showered, shaved, sipping some tea ... wondering about what to do with hisself.

Sounds like self portrait time.
 
A migraine took me out last night. It's been awhile, but luckily I still had some of my medicine kicking around,

Have you ever determined if there are triggers for the migraine??? I've had problems with migraines in the past but usually from a trigger. One trigger for me is being outside in bright light and sun glare for an extended period with out eye protection and hat.
 
Maternity shoot went fine yesterday. Hopefully, I'll get some editing done tonight and I'll post a couple.

A migraine took me out last night. It's been awhile, but luckily I still had some of my medicine kicking around, which means that my head doesn't hurt this morning. Unfortunately, the side effect for me is feeling kind of hungover this morning. Foggy, spacey, a little shaky. I'll take it over the migraine.

Yuck. As a fellow migraine sufferer, I completely sympathize. Your stressing over the photo shoot probably brought it on.

Buenos Dias Coffee Hosers. Gary was up at 5:00 a.m. today to catch his 7:00 a.m. meeting at CSULA ... but it was while he was enroute rescheduled. Now he is home, Mary Lou is asleep, Miss Maggie greeted him at the door as if he has just returned after years at the Eastern Front, then she returned to bed ... and Gary is here, showered, shaved, sipping some tea ... wondering about what to do with hisself.

Sounds like self portrait time.


Or maybe the stress of the photo shoot made me forget three of my triggers...sunlight (didn't wear sunglasses even though it was quite bright), dehydration (whoops), and aspartame (I drank two diet cokes at my parents house when I was thirsty..which I almost never do).

Meh. It was a good run.

Also...based on current weather reports for us Sharon...

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Mornin y'all. 6 hours and 4 minutes today.
I had the unenviable task to clean the exterior windows. Wrestling a 12 foot ladder and going up and down on it some 27 times.

We may be going to deliver a couch today.

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Or maybe the stress of the photo shoot made me forget three of my triggers...sunlight (didn't wear sunglasses even though it was quite bright), dehydration (whoops), and aspartame (I drank two diet cokes at my parents house when I was thirsty..which I almost never do).

Meh. It was a good run.

Also...based on current weather reports for us Sharon...

french-toast.jpg

Not looking forward to any more weather. I'm ready for spring. I'm really looking forward to the later sunsets - 6:47pm tonight!!!

My migraine triggers are similar to yours with the bright sunlight and dehydration but add in damp weather, white noise and red wine :( Aspartame doesn't trigger migraines for me but I have felt so much better over all since cutting down to only drinking diet soda occasionally instead of every day. I realized that it just made me more thirsty and made me crave sweets.
 
Donuts trigger my migraine. No more donuts. Jk. I don't get them and believing I never will. My wife says I trigger hers.
 
Or maybe the stress of the photo shoot made me forget three of my triggers...sunlight (didn't wear sunglasses even though it was quite bright), dehydration (whoops), and aspartame (I drank two diet cokes at my parents house when I was thirsty..which I almost never do).

Meh. It was a good run.

Also...based on current weather reports for us Sharon...

french-toast.jpg

Not looking forward to any more weather. I'm ready for spring. I'm really looking forward to the later sunsets - 6:47pm tonight!!!

My migraine triggers are similar to yours with the bright sunlight and dehydration but add in damp weather, white noise and red wine :( Aspartame doesn't trigger migraines for me but I have felt so much better over all since cutting down to only drinking diet soda occasionally instead of every day. I realized that it just made me more thirsty and made me crave sweets.
While Gary rarely drinks sodas of any kind ... he does love his carbonated drinks. Actually, he loves sodas too ... but the downsides of sodas has cause him to cut them out of his diet. He has a lot of good luck with his soda machine and adding the juices from limes, lemons and oranges. Thirst quenching and delightfully bubbly. The soda machine has been a blessing as it is easy to use and very cost effective over Perrier or equal. Gary is looking forward bubbling up some Margaritas and Sangria when the weather warms up.
 
When the weather gets 100 degrees with 100 percent humidity Gatoraide is the only solution.

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When the weather gets 100 degrees with 100 percent humidity Gatoraide is the only solution.

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I drink coffee or tea when it's hot. It seems to cool me down.
 
On a hot day a hot drink will either initiate or increase sweat ... which in turn cools you down. But Gary thinks this only works in dry environments.
 
We did in fact deliver a couch. Dueling banjos were heard. But I got some gas money out of it.

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On a hot day a hot drink will either initiate or increase sweat ... which in turn cools you down. But Gary thinks this only works in dry environments.

I can’t imagine that I could sweat any further when I’m hot.
 

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