The morning

[trystinn]

Woke up with a headache and aura, bordering on migraine. Took the migraine meds and drank a cup of coffee, which often helps stave off the worst of it. Its a very foggy here, so thick I can't see the neighbor on the corner or the far corner of my backyard. If anything, it seems to be getting worse, the driveway is getting foggier as I type.

Definitely going to be a slow morning.

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[wild-heart.livejournal.com]

Gorgeous autumnal morning here. Five loads of wash in process, a bit of touch up painting to do on my car, and maybe I'll mow the grass in the back yard.

I have no idea where my morning went. How did it get to be afternoon?

Hope you managed to eliminate the potential migraine.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

So far, so good. Not doing anything nutty like lowering my head to reach into the dryer, for instance. Just taking it very, very easy.

[elenbarathi.livejournal.com]

I hope you'll be feeling better soon. Do you find that the change of weather sets off your migraines? I found that I could sometimes stop the migraine process by getting in the shower and alternating hot and cold water on my head. Ginger tea with only a little honey can sometimes help too.

Your fog sounds beautiful! We have only had one real fog so far, but the mists have begun: Mabon sunrise and sunset both, the Sun was a huge perfect ball, red as a Maraschino cherry. Can't wait for Harvest Moon this Saturday; it'll be up half an hour before sunset, and if this weather holds, it's going to look like the Great Pumpkin rising over the horizon.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

Very much so! Barometric pressure is HUGE with my migraines, especially those that start behind my right eye - I have a suspicion those are cause by a nerve and blood vessel combination.

Whidbey Island is known for fog, I'm only about 30 feet above sea level at my home. I didn't used to get migraines before I moved to Western Washington. I do wonder if its the weather. :(