It is important to build your immune system as soon as you move to a new land.
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1:26 pm on February 20th, 2013
I laughed so hard! We just arrived in London a month ago and last week I finally got sick with the local nasty virus. I believe it happened the same way you drew it, Ru. Although Mungo being the husband, will never admit that he possibly gave me the bug.
4:10 pm on February 20th, 2013
Lilian> So terrible you had to go through this. At one point, you don’t know what the reality is and everything becomes blurry yet you’re still vomiting. Horrible! Was Mungo also sick?
4:20 pm on February 20th, 2013
Yeah we both were, and food tasted horrible even though we didn’t throw up that much. Great to be able to eat and enjoy food again now!