Still Waiting On Spring

MOTUS A.D. ^ | 3-27-22 | MOTUS

[NOBO2012]

Good morning peeps,

I know it’s spring for many of you around the country, but up here in the mountains, although it’s warm this weekend, spring is still but a dream off on sone misty horizon.

I know I promised the story of my trip to the DMV but it will have to wait awhile. Truth is I’ve been dealing with vertigo and balance issues ever since my “mild” Covid incident at the beginning of January. While it’s likely “long-haul Covid” between it and the ongoing fatigue it is wearing me down. I have an appointment with an ENT specialist but it’s still a couple of weeks off (thank you Obamacare!). So I will continue to stumble around, attempting to stay upright.

Until I regain my ballast, most posts will be abbreviated – although I’m half way through the DMV story so I will post it eventually.

Spring cannot get here soon enough.

Posted from: MOTUS A.D.

[Phoenix8]

Southern Indiana here.

Very cool for this time of year. Normal high about 62, today it’s supposed to hit 44.🥶

[ratzoe]

Just a little blip in the weather here in southern MD..This, too, shall pass.

[Fresh Wind]

Where I am, it’s not supposed to get over 40 before next Thursday.

Global warming?

[campaignPete R-CT]

Crocuses bloom,
Forsythia bush bloom,
Daffodils sprout,
Grass ... greener,
Sky is bluer,
Garlic mustard appearing,
Hartford County Conn.

[Carriage Hill]

Cold here in south central PA, too; 34° this morning and 26° last night. It may be calendar Spring, but Winter's still with us.

"Mother Nature's In Charge; We're just Along For The Ride." -- me, January 1996.

[Prince of Space]

OMG, I’ve been noticing the same thing since my bout with Covid that started January 7th. I had three scary vertigo episodes last weekend but nothing since, knock on wood.

[Bonemaker]

19 above in northern illannoy last night. Garden hose burst creating ice sculpture.

[Jane Long]

Expecting high’s near 83º, here, in TX.

Hope you’re feeling better, soon.

[TexasGator]

Cold snap in Florida. High 78.

[Cinnamontea]

In one of Bill Whittle's recent videos he talked about how it seems that antihistamines are helpful in dealing with long-haul covid because, as a doctor he talked to explained, long-haul appears to be some sort of allergic reaction in the body. If you can take Benadryl (most people can without problem), I'd give it a try for a couple days to see what happens. This doctor had good success with it.

[Bob434]

Lol.us too- snowing right now. not sticking, but still

[dsrtsage]

Gorebull hoaxing is killing us all

[Cinnamontea]

Here's the video I mentioned above. Sorry, I don't know how to make a link. Start at around the 1-hour mark to get to the heart of it (but the whole thing on covid is worth listening to).

https://rumble.com/vx06tx-the-stratosphere-lounge-episode-316.html

[Jane Long]

😂

[SamAdams76]

I would read "Moby Dick" - a chapter a day. Re-read the chapter as necessary. By the time you finish, spring will be here and you'd have absorbed one of the great American novels. One that was a failure at publication but a classic after the author died.

With music, art, literature and film, you really only appreciate an artist after they die. That's just the way it is. Fifty years after my death, many will appreciate what I have created in life.

[virgil]

I did see crocuses blooming this week. It’s only going to get 33 today in SE Wisconsin.

[virgil]

I had covid in January too. Then a vertigo issue about three weeks ago. Weird.

[outofsalt]

Vertigo since Nov 3, 2020. Hopefully, recovery will begin 11/8. FReegards, NOBO

[tina07]

https://rumble.com/vx06tx-the-stratosphere-lounge-episode-316.html