This month started with a tax education, yeah :-) in Uppsala. Since we don't have a goverment yet due to the chaotic political scene after the election, no one actually knows what's going to happen with taxes. It's just guesses.
The day after we had Christmas celebration at the Rheumatic district of Stockholm. It was a lot of fun, good food and nice to meet everyone :-)
And on Saturday it was time for Christmas lunch with my own Rheumatic local association. We were around 30 members incl. Eddie and Mandy. We had a lot of good food and we had the party at a local hotel here in Väsby in Bredden. There were two other children there so I bought them each a Christmas gift and they were very happy for what they got from the Rheumatic Santa Claus.
I haven't been feeling well for a couple of months. I have had fever now and then, headache, runny nose, eye inflammation, ache in an ear and more asthma and difficulty to breathe as well as being irritated for nothing and always tired, tired, tired. So finally I decided it was time to see my doctor. I went on Tuesday and as always I write him a "novel" that describes my problems. And I always tell him to read first and then we can talk. He immediately suspected that I had an infection and also what kind of bacterias but to be sure he stuck this long thing in my nose to take a test. That wasn't very nice I can tell you. My tears just ran because it hurt and it's close to the tear canal.
The test came back the day after, yesterday, and yes of course I had two different bacterias that is bad to have. So now I'm on antibiotics and I hope I will get well soon and back to "myself" again.
Today I went to my hairstylist who is also a dear friend. We always have a lot of fun, discussing, laughing and I always come out very happy with my hair. Then I baked a soft gingerbread pastry which we will have on Christmas Eve. They are now frozen to avoid being eaten too early, lol.
Also tonight Gunilla came. She is now graduating her education to mediyogainstructor/therapist. I will miss her coming here once a month so maybe I have to get her to teach my Rheumatic local association.
Tomorrow me and my friend Ingvor will go to Linköping to watch our traditional Christmas concert. This time with Matilda (not with Peter) and David Lindgren. It's a nice tradition and also a mini vacation before Christmas.
On Monday my big sister will turn 75. I can't believe that. She looks so good and not at all her age. But does anyone look their age these days? But she and I are natural beauties. No botox or changes in the face. I do hope she will receive my birthday gift in time.
Take care and I'll try to write soon.
The day after we had Christmas celebration at the Rheumatic district of Stockholm. It was a lot of fun, good food and nice to meet everyone :-)
And on Saturday it was time for Christmas lunch with my own Rheumatic local association. We were around 30 members incl. Eddie and Mandy. We had a lot of good food and we had the party at a local hotel here in Väsby in Bredden. There were two other children there so I bought them each a Christmas gift and they were very happy for what they got from the Rheumatic Santa Claus.
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| Me decorating a board member with a honoray sign |
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| Eddie and the palm tree |
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| Some of the Christmas bord |
I haven't been feeling well for a couple of months. I have had fever now and then, headache, runny nose, eye inflammation, ache in an ear and more asthma and difficulty to breathe as well as being irritated for nothing and always tired, tired, tired. So finally I decided it was time to see my doctor. I went on Tuesday and as always I write him a "novel" that describes my problems. And I always tell him to read first and then we can talk. He immediately suspected that I had an infection and also what kind of bacterias but to be sure he stuck this long thing in my nose to take a test. That wasn't very nice I can tell you. My tears just ran because it hurt and it's close to the tear canal.
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| Me at the District Christmas party |
Today I went to my hairstylist who is also a dear friend. We always have a lot of fun, discussing, laughing and I always come out very happy with my hair. Then I baked a soft gingerbread pastry which we will have on Christmas Eve. They are now frozen to avoid being eaten too early, lol.
Also tonight Gunilla came. She is now graduating her education to mediyogainstructor/therapist. I will miss her coming here once a month so maybe I have to get her to teach my Rheumatic local association.
Tomorrow me and my friend Ingvor will go to Linköping to watch our traditional Christmas concert. This time with Matilda (not with Peter) and David Lindgren. It's a nice tradition and also a mini vacation before Christmas.
On Monday my big sister will turn 75. I can't believe that. She looks so good and not at all her age. But does anyone look their age these days? But she and I are natural beauties. No botox or changes in the face. I do hope she will receive my birthday gift in time.
Take care and I'll try to write soon.
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