A series of unfortunate events

This is what I can call the week leading to our trip to Korea.

First, I had my face treated 5 days before our trip and the promise that it will heal within 3-5 days has failed. I can still see the spots. I need to use heavy concealer to hide them. Praise the day concealer was created.

Second, for some unknown reason I have viral infection which was aggravated by the Chicken broth i had for Sunday lunch and Crab for Sunday dinner. The horrific commute home Monday night and the exasperating change of venue during the morning. Not to mention the tuna I consumed during breakfast before my visit to the doctor. Now I have red spots all over my body, Reddish eye and swollen face. And I cannot eat any allergy triggering food. Basically, I'm down to veggies and pork. And all the buffet meals included in our trip? Goodbye. Did I mention I have slight fever at night? Body Heat scanner target!

With all this, how am I supposed to look like my passport picture? That is if I pass the body heat scanner!

So I can't eat much and I can't go to work also because I may infect others. This is adding to my stress. And to top it all off, I get an email stating a deadline before we leave. I am not a miracle worker.

Did I mention that yesterday, North Korea decided to bomb a place in South Korea? Just our luck.

Somebody save me.

Hay.

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