Re: [gardeners] Rotten week/day
George Shirley (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Fri, 01 May 1998 19:56:21
At 04:35 PM 5/1/98 +0000, you wrote:
>George Shirley <gardeners@globalgarden.com> wrote:
>
>> Oh yeah, I suspect an allergy to blooming waxleaf
>> ligustrum as the cause of the infection.
>
>You have my sympathies, George. One thing about the South that I
>don't miss are the ligustrums blooming everywhere. I love the scent
>but I lived in hell all through their blooming season. About every 3
>years I ended up with an infection after living with packed sinuses.
>
>When I'm elected Dictator of the Universe the first thing to go will
>be spandex. Ligustrum is about 6th on the list, right behind
>"fresh scent" and Downy April Fresh Fabric Softener. "Fresh Scent"
>is the worst -- after a day of exposure to it I end up with bleeding
>sinuses.
There's a perfume that is popular among young women in the area, not sure
of name so won't hazard it. Every time I get around one who's wearing that
perfume I start sneezing. Can't figure out why they like it, smells, to me,
like a small animal died somewhere in their clothing. Sheesh, when I smoked
nothing smelled bad and I never had sinus problems or allergies. Almost
enough to make me go back to smoking.
>
>Liz
>Who's had the AC on in the 90 degree weather
>Proximal RNY May 7, 1998
>Surgeon: Dr. Charles Edwards Angel: UT Carol
>St. Mark's Hospital, Salt Lake City, UT
>Nordstrom's here I come.
>
I've been reading your sig line, you only have less than a week to go to
your surgery? We'll be thinking of you and Miz Anne will probably talk to
the Big Guy on your behalf. Tell Ray we're here as a support group 'cause
he'll sure need one while you're recovering. <BSEG>
George