Just what, exactly, is a head cold? How is different from any other kind of cold?
Whatever it is, I think I've got one. Dripping nose, achiness in the upper back, and sinus headache that is driving me batty. And of course, sleep does not come easily under these circumstances.
I did, however, have a really good rehearsal this afternoon. Ran through the show twice. The first time sucked, but after the notes, the second time was really good. I'm worried about the actor's reaching their peak before tournament time. Fortunately I'll be losing one lead for about three days the weekend before competition. I think this will be a very good thing.
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I think the distinction is "head cold"/"chest cold" and maybe "cold feet." I prefer chest colds because I can still read and make strange sounds.
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