Super Sunday

Well most people know that I could give two hoots about football! I don't watch the games, I don't have a favorite team, I'm not even familiar with all the terms. So, this being said, I didn't care anything about the Superbowl tonight. I was watching other programs and did, once in awhile, flip to see what was going on. I do have to say, that in spite of my not caring, I had to laugh that the Patriots lost! I know they had a perfect season this year (I am not that in the dark about football), and I know so many people expected them to win. But I guess it just shows that everyone isn't perfect! Go Giants!

I saw 27 Dresses last night, and I would recommend it! I thought it was really cute. Katherine Heigl is really quite a funny actress. I love her on Grey's Anatomy, and this is the first movie I've seen that she's been in. So I would definitely say go see it if you've been thinking about it!

I didn't get out of pjs today. I was feeling kinda blah this morning, and by the time I thought about changing, it was already after 2pm. I relaxed most of the day, reading and just playing online. I had a couple phone calls, too.

I ended up with a slight nosebleed late this afternoon, too. It wasn't terrible, nothing was gushing, nothing like that. But it took about an hour and a half for it to just completely stop. I've gotten them a couple times before, and it happened after I took Revatio. I think with my sinuses being so bad lately, and the drying heat going on all the time, and wearing oxygen, it was just all conducive to getting a nosebleed. My nose has been ok since! I hope it stays that way. I haven't worn my oxygen since about 4pm. Every time I put the cannula on earlier, the bleeding got worse. So here's hoping nothing will happen when I put it on! And before anyone asks, yes, I use Ayr gel in my nose to help with the dryness from the o2!

Well I'm off to bed. Despite relaxing most of the day, I never really got a nap. So I'm tired! I hope I feel alright tomorrow, or at least decent enough to venture out. I need to buy a gift for my godson, who will soon be 7! I'm finding it hard to believe that he's that old already! It means I'm old, too! lol

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