I have had a hectic couple of weeks. We had the move at work going on last week
and all the build-up to that and then all the settling-in after the fact.
The boys both caught colds.
It was the usual
September-back-to-school-someone-gets-sick-and-everyone-gets-sick thing. Matt was out of work on Monday because he felt so bad.
This week Eric has been sick. He had inner ear troubles that necessitated
my driving to Binghamton from Rochester (a 3 hour drive), picking him up and
then driving him back home again (3 more hours) to get to a Doctor’s
appointment. Six hours of non-stop
driving was stressful and exhausting for me.
I am not as fond of driving as I used to be. I was always more of a “cruising” type of
driver – not so much a long-distance driver.
I would not make a good trucker.
Then there was the worry over Eric and what is going on with
his ear. He left his big rig at a truck stop
in Binghamton, and he’s been home since Monday afternoon. The Doctor diagnosed Labyrinthitis. According to ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, “Labyrinthitis
is an ear disorder that involves irritation and swelling (inflammation) of the
inner ear.” So until the dizziness goes
away, he’s home. We are hoping and
praying that it is indeed something viral and it goes away soon.
On the way to Binghamton, just outside Syracuse, I got
behind a Sargento Cheese truck. I love
swiss cheese! I took a quick photo when
traffic slowed to a crawl near one of the construction areas. There was a LOT of construction on Route
81. I would make good progress, and then
all of a sudden traffic stopped and crawled along.
On our way back from Binghamton, we saw these two
trolley-type cars on a flat-bed truck at one of the rest areas. Matt says they are light rail cars either
going to/from Boston. They were neat.
We also saw the beginnings of the fall colors in the
Southern tier. This shot was near Avoca,
New York.
Here’s praying for health and wellness at our house (and at yours). Get well soon, honey.
SOURCES:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002049/
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