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[let_us_trade]

Chasing down loads should not lead to being chased from a potential witness's house by bees. It's a good thing I'm not allergic or I might be giving jumperfucker a visit. Still, I took an antihistamine at someone's suggestion, just in case, and sat down to do some work.

Six hours later I woke up at my desk, neck horribly cricked and more than a little woozy.

Comments

[my_croft]

Try something with Ketoprofenum - Oruvail Gel, for example. And next time you get a bee sting, use simple vinegar solution.

[let_us_trade]

Will do. Thanks.

[salts_theway]

Bees? I am really glad you'd sent me home before that.

[let_us_trade]

Yeah, these were horrible.

Bring coffee. PLEASE.

[salts_theway]

Coffee in route. Due to traffic, new ETA is 50 minutes.

[let_us_trade]

Noted.

[jumperfkr]

Uhm... Go see a doctor. Please.

[let_us_trade]

Unfortunately, I on't have time to at the moment. I'm not in any danger, though - it didn't swell up or anything.

[jumperfkr]

:(

Now I'm worrying about the both of you.

[dreamwaffles]

...some sort of heat pack for your neck might help. Alternately, fill a bag (not plastic) with uncooked rice and microwave it for two minutes to make your own heat pack. Sometimes you've gotta do what you've gotta do.

I really hope your lead-chasing is less exciting in the future. O.o

[let_us_trade]

Uncooked rice? That's not one I'd heard of before. Thanks for the idea.

[dreamwaffles]

Well, one of the heat packs I have is full of rice. Also lavender, I think.

And then when you're done with it, you can cook it and eat it! Hope your neck feels better.