Keep walking, I'm breathing
I did not get sheep-dipped in Benadryl, but I am full of antihistamines and eating a pumpernickel bagel with chopped liver and a coconut-milk milkshake.
I have not become allergic to my cats. My long-time allergies to dust mites have worsened to the point where the mitigation strategies in which I already engage are not cutting it, so I have some further suggestions, an alteration to my medications, and we go from here. I also seem to have become allergic to pigweed, which I had never even heard of until I looked it up, at which point it turned out to be amaranth which I have both eaten and admired as an ornamental plant. I am decorated with surgical marker and punctures. I had been scratch-tested before, but never intradermally injected.
The fog at dawn was an astonishing suffusion of gold, glinting like rainbows around the Prudential. Afterward I took a couple of pictures from MGH and the Longfellow Bridge. I believe my plans for the afternoon involve a nap.


I have not become allergic to my cats. My long-time allergies to dust mites have worsened to the point where the mitigation strategies in which I already engage are not cutting it, so I have some further suggestions, an alteration to my medications, and we go from here. I also seem to have become allergic to pigweed, which I had never even heard of until I looked it up, at which point it turned out to be amaranth which I have both eaten and admired as an ornamental plant. I am decorated with surgical marker and punctures. I had been scratch-tested before, but never intradermally injected.
The fog at dawn was an astonishing suffusion of gold, glinting like rainbows around the Prudential. Afterward I took a couple of pictures from MGH and the Longfellow Bridge. I believe my plans for the afternoon involve a nap.



War between him and the day
Hopefully next, sleep?
In a land of the daybreak
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that's too bad about the amaranth! Too bad in general that your immune system wants to pick fights with so much in the environment. But a relief that it's not the cats.
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makes a note to make sure not to put amaranth into anything I cook for you
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I am glad you aren't allergic to your cats. I did not know that amaranth is called pigweed too. I've eaten it just once, a lovely mess of greens at a now-defunct Greek restaurant. It was a special, and they never had it again -- it was too hard to get enough amaranth greens to offer even occasionally.
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I'm not sure I knew amaranth had an alternate name. Dust mites be gone! Also, thank God for a lack of cat allergies, truly. I know what joy the soot sprites of legend bring your household, and I speak as someone whose only familiarity is via journal posts.
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That alone is a tremendous relief!
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The fog at dawn was an astonishing suffusion of gold, glinting like rainbows around the Prudential.
This is a beautiful sentence and a beautiful image, to go with the beautiful photos. It really is kind of dawn to give so much startling beauty as a silver lining for having to be up to see it.
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