That Alabama Game Made Me Sick. Literally.

You wouldn’t have noticed it yesterday, because we had a pretty full roster of posts, but this week might be a bit sparse here at the site.

I don’t know where I got it – I assume it was Tiger Stadium on Saturday, because that was the last place I was around a bunch of people – but I started feeling a little stuffy on Sunday night and then yesterday morning I woke up thinking I was about to drop dead. It’s… not really better today.



Nonstop runny nose, which includes the nasal drip and the coughing every 30 seconds, full body aches, can’t sleep, zero energy, giant headache, the works.

Could be flu, could be COVID.

I sound like crap, so I’ve had to reschedule the radio and podcast stuff this week. And I tried to write an American Spectator column yesterday, but didn’t get very far with it. It’s not really brain fog. I just can’t summon up much in the way of mental energy at the moment.

It’s miserable.

What I can say is the latest episode of Mobland is pretty good. Catching up on Nocturne (Liev Schrieber, Steven Graham) on Apple TV+ was pretty good. And I really like Cupertino. It’s shockingly not really woke; I’m starting to think the Ellisons are having a real effect on CBS.

That’s what you do when you’re sick as a dog. You watch TV, and then you try to sleep, but when you can’t stop coughing you don’t sleep.

Like I said, it’s miserable.

Anyway, this too shall pass. I don’t know how busy I’m going to be here at the site in the next couple of days, but I imagine later in the week I’ll have a little more juice and things will get somewhat back to normal.

But I’m done with Tiger Stadium for this season. And not just because of the flu. I’m sure you guys can understand that.

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