Probably Obvious Cough Syrup Truths

My kids love to share, and this time of year they share the flu and their colds.  Recently the 10 year old and I were taken down by the flu at the same time, and today I write to you with the cold that the 12 year old and I are sharing.

Colds suck. They make you all phlegmy and gross and, although I like to find the sexy in everything, even I am having a hard time finding things that are sexy about having a cold. So instead I thought I’d share some (probably obvious) truths I just learned about cough syrup.

1.  Even if you don’t like cough syrup, coughing a lot keeps you awake at night and makes your head hurt so much you’ll want cough syrup.

2.  Nighttime cough syrup and daytime cough syrup look a lot alike at 4:00 a.m.

3.  It doesn’t have to be nighttime for nighttime cough syrup to work.

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5.  When your doctor gives you a cough syrup and tells you it lasts for 12 hours… believe him.

This week, my reader, I encourage you to go through your medicine cabinet and clearly mark the daytime/nighttime cough syrup so you can easily tell the difference late at night or in the wee hours of the morning. Today I’m fortunate that I didn’t have to get up and function at my day job, and the boys had a 2 hour delay thanks to freezing rain. The kids are off to school and I’m going to go take a nap and schmooze The Best Husband Ever into making me some magic soup for when this damned cough syrup wears off.

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