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15 perkish of being sick

Still sick, so still doing cheating posts. Here are some of the kinda pluses of being sick.

  1. Catching up on Netflix. Did you know the third season of Queer Eye dropped? I did.
  2. A the sleep you could need. The downside is that you need a lot.
  3. Comfiest clothes. Pajamas are the best thing in the world.
  4. Being so cozy. It's really a necessity
  5. Don't have to go out in the wind and rain. There was an insane storm last night and I had no plans to go out. Twas great.
  6. Ab workout. That's what coughing is, right?
  7. Warm drinks, all day. Mostly LemSip, but still.
  8. Soft hair. I brush my hair a lot in part to massage my head and in part out of boredom.
  9. I am now the queen of crosswords. So many have been done
  10. I become proud of small accomplishments. I didn't have to take a nap today! Go me!
  11. The outside world becomes so much more exciting. What? You saw people today? Amazing!
  12. You notice a ton about your room. My bathroom may be haunted though...
  13. Food that isn't soup seems so exciting.
  14. You have a good reason to take it easy. It shouldn't need to be getting sick, but it can be.
  15. You'll do whatever you can not to get sick again.
Sorry for missing yesterday. I'll come up with another sick-related post ASAP.

(Prompt by Me)
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