Just talked to Patty in Oman.
She's still sick. It sounds like your basic, but totally horrible flu but she's pretty much sleeping most of the time, and the doctors there sound good, but I can't say I like this one bit. She'll be fine, but I am worried.
Oh yes and the three letters and a postcard she sent? None have arrived yet.
But hey, 4 weeks.
6.5 to go.
She's still sick. It sounds like your basic, but totally horrible flu but she's pretty much sleeping most of the time, and the doctors there sound good, but I can't say I like this one bit. She'll be fine, but I am worried.
Oh yes and the three letters and a postcard she sent? None have arrived yet.
But hey, 4 weeks.
6.5 to go.
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Date: 2009-01-31 05:27 pm (UTC)Very weirdly, I dreamed about you last night, that you were moving into a marvelous house with me and mine, and that Patty was going to Europe on a long dig. Strange, no?
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Date: 2009-01-31 05:29 pm (UTC)Thanks for the heads up about the Oman mail -- we can stop taking it personally! I am in awe that it takes so long, since it was never more than two weeks from Syria which was significantly less developed according to Patty's descriptions.
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Date: 2009-01-31 06:37 pm (UTC)OH THANK GOD(S).
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Date: 2009-02-01 01:43 am (UTC)As you say, this too shall pass, but it's a rough time to be going through. Sympathies.
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Date: 2009-02-01 02:54 am (UTC)As for another international mail experience for you... We mailed post cards home from China the day after we arrived in Shanghai. We returned to the States a month later. Two or three weeks later we received the postcard we'd sent to our own address, for my mom and dad who were house sitting for us.