First Case of Delhi-Belly Finally Strikes

Hi again! This morning I woke up fully intending to head to the camel safari however my stomach decided otherwise. I threw up twice and shat water! So we postponed it to tomorrow. I am feeling a lot better though now, although I am still quite week from not eating anything except a Banana Lassi (sort of yoghurt shake). Under the advice of 3 french nurse blokes working in Annecy I took immodium and motilium (could have figured that one out myself) but they were nice. All I have to do now is take it easy and build up some energy. Apparently its garnd, you just get a sore bum from the riding. Mum I really missed having you by my bedside telling me to drink my salty water. Elodie was really sweet and looked after me and kept checking on my every hour. I joined everyone on the roof top then and chilled out in the shade. Won't stay on too long because I want to rest a bit. I have but up a few more photos for you to have a look. I am still quite behind but its better than none at all.

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Anonymous said…
Hey izzy!

Hope you are feeling a bit better for your camel ride tomorrow, remember that there are plenty of essential minerals and salts in the local Cobra beer!*

Take care missy and talk to you again soon hopefully! (*)Maybe!
Jx
17 November, 2005 12:22
Anonymous said…
Quote: I have but up a few more photos
You seem to be developing the local accent already.

Today we did the pyramids, the sphinx and the Cairo museum including Tutankhamon,s treasure. Mega.

Sorry to hear you,re a bit behind, but that tends to happen in your condition. Keep taking the tablets. The pharaohs had great wax tablets, but they seem to have gone out of fashion over the last few millennia.

xxx
17 November, 2005 21:25
Anonymous said…
Quote: I have but up a few more photos
You seem to be developing the local accent already.

Today we did the pyramids, the sphinx and the Cairo museum including Tutankhamon,s treasure. Mega.

Sorry to hear you,re a bit behind, but that tends to happen in your condition. Keep taking the tablets. The pharaohs had great wax tablets, but they seem to have gone out of fashion over the last few millennia.

xxx
17 November, 2005 21:25
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