So that post on the trip to the forest never got written.Much
as I wanted to write about the BEST red bus materializing magically in the dark
rain. Much as I wanted to write about the magic of the trail, quite unconcerned
about one kind of grasshopper or another, happy to move far ahead of the group
discussing this kind of leaf or that, just the path rich with the scent of the
wet earth and the song of the water gushing and trees with room to grow and
more.
So the post on the trip never got written and I was frazzled
by the weekend criss crossing the bridge that connect the have-nots of the
distant suburbs with TOWN, attending endless meetings speaking non stop. Pays
the bills.
In the end it was the different kinds of air conditioning
that got to me, cool to chill to very cold, though I should have guessed from
my lethargy on Sunday, where I had to talk myself into my usual temple visit. Monday,
one more conference and post midnight I think the fever was a hundred-two. Old
dependable ayurveda- kadu, karyatu, sudarshan in a convenient tab form, Trishun.
I spent the last two days in bed, using my sick leaves after ages. Yesterday
morning when I awoke it was with immense gratitude for Baba and my grandfather,
a doctor, who in some intangible form from another plane had spent hours
sitting vigil, I could sense that. So many debts of gratitude.
So finally back at work today, though drained by whatever
virus this is. No reflexes worth the name yet, so no driving, not on my road
you don’t.
Anyway a ton of n’papers got looked at. And I had enough
oats porridge to last a few weeks. Cant get any stranger. And Ferrari Ki
Sawarii is very good.
2 comments:
I hope you recover fully. Air con is a devilish invention.
"Ferrari Ki Sawarii" sounds very interesting, I have no idea what it means :)
Didnt know u were sick :( All fit'n'fine now right? Catching up after long. Ayurveda...great!
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