Frustrated female sipping on her tea

I don't know what is the worst about having a flu; how you feel, how others make you feel or the amount of tea you are forced to drink? I'm all of a sudden surrounded by highly opinionated doctors. Everybody thinks that they have the magical recipe to fight off a flu and I'm just a looser sipping on my tea not doing it right. All these; you should do this and you shouldn't do that, just brings out a large amount of frustration that is hard to digest for a coffee drinker like me.

I'm however starting to feel that the worse is behind and that I'm probably going to feel okay when weekend arrives. I'm asking myself if I shouldn't try to escape humans for a while. 

I'm gazing at the sky from my apartment looking for ideas.

Sometimes clouds forms funny figures and can help your mind on the right track or some track. I'm not sure it has to be the right one. I'm not like these opinionated doctors. I'm sure there are many ways to do things, just pick one you believe in. If you find a friend who think alike, good for you but don't force your opinion on anybody. Don't force them to change their mind. Amen

While I have been this frustrated female with a flu, some changes has happened around.We have been lucky enough to embrace that winter I was forecasting. We got to enjoy our first snow. So here I am on the same bench with shorter hair than when I was embracing this years fall. 

I'm happy about winter. I'm happy that my flu is almost over. I'm happy that thanks to my flu I spent more time in bed surfing on my computer and found this splendid series. Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee by Jerry Seinfeld                                                http://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com

I'm a huge fan of Jerry Seinfeld and this mix with cars, coffee and conversation is just splendid. Especially the episode with Sarah Jessica Parker just made me feel so warm inside, it almost cured my flu. 

I remember back in the old days when I used to have a TV, Lipton had this advertisement for their tea. It was a question. Got the right attitude? They however spelled it out atTEAtude. I always used to answer "no I don't, I'm a coffee drinker".