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Gori and I went to town to pick up some groceries (that's me) and to buy some parts for his hobby stuff (that's Gori). Today is Saturday so I assumed that the shops must be crawled with customers so I braced myself for a slow and tiring shopping with a long wait at the checkout. The car park was full just as I'd expected but the supermarket itself was much quieter. That was a nice surprise!  I wonder where the other customers were. Well Having said that, even though we went there around 1:00, which I think was not that late, there were some items I couldn't get, such as beef and chicken. I usually buy meats in bulk size but today they were already sold out so I was disappointed.  

Speaking of shopping,  I always think that I should go shopping by myself, not bothering Gori to come along with me. ( He hates shopping)  I think I should be OK without him but the thing is, I really don't like pushing a trolley packed with stuff!! It's very heavy and difficult to control.  In addition, some of the trolleys in the shops are sometimes very stubborn and wouldn't go where I want it to go!!! Obviously there is something wrong with the wheels but I don't know how to fix it. So every time I go to a supermarket and grab a trolley, I feel nervous and worried that  my trolley will work alright or not. (Gee I am sweating such a small stuff ^^;)

I am getting sleepy now.. What am I going to do this afternoon?

After I made the last entry I developed a minor headache, which got me thinking.......thinking if what I had believed to be an allergy that I had been suffering from was really true or not, in short, the headache raised a doubt if I really had an allergy or not.

I DO know that I had a hay fever in Japan. I went to see a doctor and got some tests then the doctor diagnosed that I was allergic to certain kinds of pollen and house dust. But am I really having a reaction to pollen in Australia, too??

I rarely have a headache. Only when I get a headache I think is when I've had a strong medicine or too much medicine when I really don't need it. Looking back the last few days,  since I had completely had faith in my own diagnosis, which was some kind of allergy, and also since the last thing I wanted was to make the symptoms worse, I took some allergy relief tablets, only 3 tablets after  a meal though. And then the next day I suffered from that familiar headache.  Given the situation and experience,  I can't help thinking that I might have overdosed on the tablet. Probably, I didn't need them. I was sooo paranoid about allergy and scared of making it worse, I just jumped on the medicine.. Now I think I just had a minor cold.