Today I Sneezed For Ten Minutes Straight and It Appears to Have Caused Me Some Minor Brain Damage So Here’s a Picture of Smudge High On Catnip While I Recover

We’ve all been there, Smudge. Maybe not because of catnip, but otherwise, yes.

Also, I am fine, honest, I just can’t focus worth a damn. I’m calling the day a wash. Hope yours was all right.

— JS

20 Comments on “Today I Sneezed For Ten Minutes Straight and It Appears to Have Caused Me Some Minor Brain Damage So Here’s a Picture of Smudge High On Catnip While I Recover”

  1. Smudge looks like he’s thinking “Geez John!monkey, you need a catnip colada as bad as I do!”

  2. Is anybody (human, reasonably adult) there? Talk with this person for 5-10 minutes. Check that they can understand you and reverse. We do not to have the aphasia talk.

  3. Yeah, ragweed has been bad here, too – my spouse regularly has sneezing fits that scare the cats, rattle the windows and wake the neighbors. Hope your neurons recover quickly from the shaking they got.

  4. I’ve been living in my office and my bedrooms with air filters at full blast because of the ragweed. Zyrtec has been demoted to second best friend after the air filter.

  5. I had a run of sneezes as well. I think I sneezed my face to Detroit.

    That is one stoned kitty. Here’s another, one that had me howling with laughter despite feeling awful after barfing up a lung. Zofran should do more, darn it.

  6. I used to never be troubled by allergies but in recent years have come to have some idea what it might be like to sneeze one’s self to death.

    A partial solution is sinus irrigation, an idea which I picked up on from Jerry Pournelle of all people. He had some kind of gadget he used but I just use the Neill Med squeeze bottle.

  7. Sneeze induced concussion. Only you, John.

    Feel better soon, and thank you for the cat break.

  8. I’ve not been a big consumer of drugs of any kind in any form during most of my adulthood but I had enough experience smoking pot in college that I have adequate firsthand knowledge of its effects. But whatever it is that cats experience from exposure to catnip must be much, much more intense judging from their reaction! If I could get some of that feeling I might ask for a redo on my undergraduate years! 😵‍💫

  9. Yeah, as you get older you become more sensitive to airborne allergens etc. Between pollen and smoke from forest fires it’s a b* right now. I take loratidine from Spring through Fall. Eyeballs are still a bit scratchy.

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