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ventaIt's Spring. Yay.
Time for the hayfever season...
Time to start trying this year's ludicrous hayfever remedy. Anyone got any suggestions ? (So far I've tried antihistamines of various kinds, Neal's yard anti-allergy vitamin tablets, lots of honey...)
People sometimes criticise me for not liking summer. I tell them: I have no quarrel with summer.
Yet as soon as I go outside in it, it makes me sneeze. It makes my eyes run, and itch horribly. On top of that it burns me, even if I wear high-factor sun cream. And then, to add insult to injury, it causes me to get bitten by innumerable nasties.
It started it!
Time for the hayfever season...
Time to start trying this year's ludicrous hayfever remedy. Anyone got any suggestions ? (So far I've tried antihistamines of various kinds, Neal's yard anti-allergy vitamin tablets, lots of honey...)
People sometimes criticise me for not liking summer. I tell them: I have no quarrel with summer.
Yet as soon as I go outside in it, it makes me sneeze. It makes my eyes run, and itch horribly. On top of that it burns me, even if I wear high-factor sun cream. And then, to add insult to injury, it causes me to get bitten by innumerable nasties.
It started it!
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Date: 2003-03-25 05:42 am (UTC)I don't like summer either. Once the temperature tops about 25 degrees, I wilt (and I burn too - these days I carry factor 30 and 35 around). Ditto winter and the temperature dropping below about 10 degrees.
Autumn and Spring are very nice though. ;-)