Special Thanks

One thing that I forgot in my last post was to mention all of those kind people who helped me while I've been sick. These are in no real order, but just as I thought of them at about 7am when I started to feel better this morning. And, I'm sure that I'm forgetting a couple of you...sorry!

Rhoda/Regina Logistica -- talking to Dr. Anders; checking up on me; getting me water, juice, crackers, and a popsicle (even if it was too sweet for me to stomach at the time); probably a million other things

Dr. Anders -- telling me what to do, and what not to do; for a house call

Dr. Schuler -- telling me not to go up to the site

President Holst, Dr. Chambers, Dan, Stephanie -- telling me to stop Monday

Tabitha -- for offering me just about anything one can imagine (kool aid, vitamins, a movie, and so much more)

Kody -- for walking with me from the truck to my room, and getting me a Sprite Monday

Kristina -- for keeping an eye on me that I didn't start shaking from the fever

Andrea -- for checking that I was breathing Tuesday mornning

Just about everyone else -- for checking to see how I was doing


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I didn't go up to the site again today, which was a good idea once again. 5:30am-7am was no fun for me. But after that, I've begun to feel much better. Sure, I may not be quite to 100% quite yet, but I can hope that tomorrow by 5am I will be. I already know I won't be allowed to dig on my square tomorrow if I do go up, I'll be working on mosiac. I guess that will help me decide if I want to do that the last 2 weeks, or if I'll have more fun digging myself into holes.

Sadly, my computer died last night sometime around 9:30pm. Although it was gone before that, the surgery was unsuccessful with Dr. Schuler operating and Jessica assisting around that time. Thankfully, we'll be able to do a transplant of the hard drive so that we can get the information that I need off of it, and my roommate has offered her computer to be the donor. I almost wish we could have a proper burial for my computer by throwing it into the Sea of Galilee, but I think the Help Desk still probably wants it back.