Hayfever

[same_difference]

I'm glad my hayfever is mild these days, it was only bad really for a couple of years, and it's primarily tree pollen in about March to May that gets me. Still walking through the field on Sunday for the larp got to me, still compared to those around me who really suffer I can tell I definitely only get it mildly these days.

Of course when it came to cleaning and waxing my plate this evening, I got to have the hayfever fun all over again as of course my costume is covered in it.

Still least it's not as bad as when hedge trimming. Hedges covered in months of pollen and dust+ hedge trimmer that uses a vibrating/oscillating blade to cut = hayfever nightmare. Thankfully me hayfever was bad enough I stopped having to do it before I moved out.

Comments

[almosthonest.livejournal.com]

-sneezes-

I'm not surprised that field gave you hayfever again, though. I think that field would give a tree hayfever - the air is palpably chewy at this time of year.

I dodge trees, and get hit by grass - it was pretty much clockwork, on about the 2nd this month, that it started up. I'm hoping to take notes and spot when it stops again, so I can plan my years, as it were. For the record, that field looks beautiful with all the wild flowers and flowering grass, however.

[baloonworld.livejournal.com]

Being in Liverpool seems to have prevented any hayfever for this year; it should lead to being completely unprepared for a hidious ourbreak on the 36 hour events.