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[earthbelow]

I'd love to go out and get my morning exercise. But that would require me to be able to breathe, which I can't do. I'm not sure what it is in the air that's making my sinuses launch a revolt, but I wish it would stop.

Also? I once read one of those Tylenol ads on the subway that said that pollen is worst from 5am to 10am in the morning, and that's bullshit. Because I get this stuff in the afternoons and at night, too. In fact, this current bout of allergies started at, as usual, three am.

There must be some kind of grass or flower that emits some kind of super pollen at 3am and wafts in through our window, because this now makes several nights where at precisely that time, I get up with my sinuses in overdrive.

So I guess I'll just have to settle for only getting an hour of exercise instead of an hour and a half like I've been doing.

On the plus side, the scales seem to indicate that there is less of me to go around. That's always good news.

Comments

[denoue-moi.livejournal.com]

good job on hanging in there with the exercise. i usually just end up in a medicine coma.

[latimer84.livejournal.com]

Are you taking any allergy medicine? I couldn't live without my store-brand Claritin D.

Also, New York City is supposed to have some of the worst air in the country, if not the world. So it's definitely not just you.

And good for you for keeping up with the exercise! I'm really bad at it myself.

[arpiana.livejournal.com]

The 3am timing might also have to do with your sleep cycle :)