Still sick and the bridge remains unpassable

Ok, I'm done cutting and pasting selected blogs from my Friendster blog. I also have one in Multiply. A friend told me to just use the Yahoo 360 to do the trick for me of linking all my blogs. I'm not really a techie and I am tired of registering in every site in the web so I guess I'll content myself with the cut and paste method. :)

So am I feeling better now since last Friday? Nah. Still have cough and my nose is drippy. But I manage, thank you. I've already finished two mugs of hot calamansi juice. I have been nursing this cough for three weeks now. My doctor refused to prescribe antibiotics last week. He said he did not see any infection after pressing the stethoscope on my back and making me inhale/exhale a couple of times. I'm religiously taking Sinecod Forte and Fluimucil but these don't seem to help so I'm going back to him tomorrow. I'm bringing Patricia, my youngest, with me because her cough is also getting worse.

Will somebody tell me when Kaytialo Bridge can be passable? It's been under repair since September! My husband drops me off the other end, I walk a few meters, cross the bridge, walk a few meters again and then take another ride to the office. There was a drizzle this morning and everyone who crosses the bridge knows how despicable it is to walk the stretch from end to end. The mud, honey, the mud!!!

This morning, I arrived at the office with my legs dotted with streaks of mud. So yucky. I hope that bridge opens to vehicles before summer officially starts. Otherwise, clouds of dust will greet me every morning. And I hope the repaired bridge will last a long, long time. I said that because the portion of the provincial road near Nayong Lourdes Subd. which was repaired only about three years ago is again full of potholes deep and wide (since last year). Whenever we traverse that road, and that is everyday, we are transported to the Moon and its craters. And oh, I miss the sign along that road. The sign was posted by a local politician. It was in Tagalog and the thought was some kinda like this: "This road was repaired by (name of politician) even it is the responsibility of (political foe) and (government office)." Ang saya-saya! Where is that sign?? Please put it back there, please, so we will be reminded who is to blame. :)