Every year, like clockwork, spring arrives.
Blooms,
short pants, and
reading outside on park benches. And then, oddly,
Woody starts getting wheezy, and then I start feeling cloudy and having a slight runny nose. And I'm so confused by the weird symptoms. What could it be? Why am I so tired? Why am I even more forgetful and easily distracted than usual?
And, then, every year, I realize it is allergy season. And then, I restart my relationship with my friend Zyrtek and everything gradually returns to normal.
Why, oh, why am I so surprised every single year? Is it because I am so excited for the spring that I refuse to associate it with allergies?
2 comments:
Can cats eat honey? I highly recommend locally sourced honey for the plant based allergy sufferer.
I had thought that cats could NOT eat honey, but I recently read that honey is a good remedy for "garbage gut" in cats--when they get sick from eating things they shouldn't. And, once, my vet had me give the cat propolis and hide it in honey to get him to take it. I will try this. Good suggestion. Woody thanks you, and, if I get to sleep through the night without waking up in utter alarm over a wheezing cat, I also thank you.
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