Head in a Fog? Yep.

After a long day of college classes, cleaning up the house, and then work, not much is on my mind in the afternoon. However, something is on my mind at the moment. It is kind of weird. As a warning, I am being a big baby. My health is on my mind. I am not faced with some rare life-threatening disease; however, over the last few weeks I've battling allergies. This past weekend, I lost my voice out of the blue. It was so random. I have no idea why I lost it. It got really scratchy and became hard for me to talk. Eventually, I could barely utter my words. Now, after eating a delicious dinner my mom made for me, I feel sick to my stomach. This is probably all useless information to my fellow readers and peers, but is this a symptom of stress? I have tried medicine, rest, and fluids but I am still queasy feeling and my head is in a fog. Where are the windshield wipers? Maybe what I need are some fog lights like what we have in our cars. I cannot seem to find the button for them in my actual car. Anyways, that is beside the point. The topic of this blog is that we cannot let our heads get in too thick of a fog or else we will start to lose focus of what is important. I know I certainly have. My conscious is still there, reminding me of the tasks at hand, but I'm finding it harder and harder and harder to find the will power due to my head and its unwelcome fog. Through prayer and my own will, I can overcome anything. Especially this crazy allergy season. Philippians 4:13 is very handy. "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."