Musician Passes Out, Wakes Up In Tub!
Share January 30, 2008 | Music
Okay, I hope the title of this post got your attention.
I mentioned in a previous post, Cold and Flu Season, that I’ve noticed people around me getting hit by the flu bug.
Recently a fellow musician and gifted trumpeter, Nathan Mills, was hit pretty hard with the flu bug. He’s the one who had to leave a recent gig at Le Papagayo after the 1st set because he had gotten sick.
In a recent email he related how he had a high fever at the gig and just had to go home and rest because he was too weak. That night he woke up around 2am, went to the bathroom, became disoriented… and the next thing he remembers was hearing a loud BANG and waking up sprawled in the bath tub with his legs hanging out. Apparently he had hit his head against the wall and passed out, delirious! Fortunately, the shower curtain broke his fall… somewhat. And when he came to he was soaked in sweat!
Needless to say, Nathan said this was the weirdest flu bug that’s ever hit him.
Take care, Nate, and get plenty of rest!
Anyway, this flu bug is definitely making its rounds. I’m just trying to be careful and stay healthy because I don’t wanna get sick. *knocks on wood*
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Carlos (a.k.a Randomguru) is a working musician, web developer and web publisher living in San Diego, California.
That is a wild story! Take care of yourself and stay healthy! :)
Yeah. Just trying to stay healthy right now….
Yeah, take care! I am taking Airborne daily lately just to try to stay ahead of the ‘bug’! And, what Plugins do you recommend?
Pat: I’ll post a few good wordpress plugins that I’m currently using. One, being the avatar plugin.
You can sign-in to my blog and add your own avatar that shows up whenever you post a comment.
Okay, here’s the link. Dan’s Avatar Thingy
Cool, I added my avatar here… Now to figure out how to install it on mine!
that’s great dude! adding the plugin is quite simple:
1. download the plugin to your computer. extract if necessary.
2. upload the file (or entire folder) to your “plugins folder”
/wp-content/plugins
3. in your admin area, go to plugins page.
4. scroll down to the plugin and click the activate button.
okay, i’ll have to list all the plugins i have in an entry….
Shoot, I thought it was messier. I will give it a try! ;-)