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Mob Psycho 100 (モブサイコ100)
Volume 6 (2013)
Written and illustrated by ONE
Red Is For Raincoats And Roasted Tomatoes 29 July 2017 I didn’t run on Saturday. The lymph glands under my jaw were so swollen and sore, and I was wheezy. But I felt like my body was going rusty so I got out for a 3km walk in the rain with Mitzy, My Girl and the doofus dog she is looking after. Mitzy spent half the time telling him off for rushing her. ☔
The breed might be called ‘Australian shepherd’ but it’s a pretty breed concocted for show in the USA with none of the Aussie working dog smarts. Cute but clueless. For example, he went into the cricket nets and was too daft to get out. 🐶
Unable to conduct a conversation because of all the barking and correcting, we ditched the dogs and had a 2.30pm lunch at Doric Street Café, including two spicy tumeric lattes each. Yummo. ☕
It was time for my double Humira dose too. It’s been only two weeks - so early days - but I haven’t had that magic rush of energy and wellness I experienced when I started Remicade. True, I have been sick with a tenacious cold the whole time. Being a strong immunosuppressant and having a big initial dose would have contributed to the cold not resolving. After my first dose of four injections I was dreadfully fatigued and headachy but wouldn’t know if it was Humira or the virus. 💉
I made an awesome pumpkin & mushroom risotto last night, served on a bed of mesculun salad and topped with roasted tomatoes & sage. This morning Rob got up to make a big breakfast while I languished. 🍳
The mug belongs to an Instagram friend who is newly-diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and rocking positive thoughts and a healthy lifestyle. Even veterans of this disease like me can use a bit of social media support. 🍵