参ってます。寝込んでませんが家に閉じこもってます。
今日は危険信号が出てますよ～。信号っつうか信号通過（ひばりさんギャグ風）そのまんま！
HAY FEVER
今日はサトウキビの花粉が・・・HAY FEVERとは花粉症のことです。
日本ではスギ花粉などには全く悩まされず、完全に他人事だったのですが・・いやいや申し訳ありません。どうしていいかわかりません。
でも、サトウキビには間違いないみたい・・・毎年この時期に何回か悩まされるのです。毎日続くわけではないんだけど、一回くしゃみ出始めたら一日中。そして息子の学校近辺にサトウキビ畑が延々と続くのでそっちに行くともう大変。
はあ、いろいろ調べたり、対処法教えてくれって市役所に電話しました。とりあえず窓閉めて家の中に入っておけだってさ。ハハハ・・・
今日の音読、さっき読んだネットの解説貼ったので勝手に読んでくだしゃい。(←投げやり）いえ、今日もこんなどうしょうもない記事読んでくれて、心からありがとうございます。すぐ復活しますのでお許しください。
Hay fever in its strictest meaning is confined to pollen allergy. However, in popular
understanding it is taken to mean a runny nose due to allergy. There are a number of allergies that will cause a runny nose (allergic rhinitis) and pollen is only one of these. Hayfever triggers include not only grass, flower and tree pollens, but also animal fur, dust mite, chemical fumes, microorganisms such as bacteria or viruses and molds as well as some foods. It is the most common form of allergy and has reached alarming proportions in the community, now affecting almost one in every two individuals at some time. Once symptoms to hayfever have emerged they tend to persist for a long time. Seasonal hay fever comes from seasonal allergens such as pollens. On the other hand persistent, or year long hay fever comes from perennial allergens such as moulds (molds) and mites.
It is wind-borne pollen from grasses and certain trees like the pine that is the main cause of pollen-induced hayfever. This type of pollen is very light in order to be carried on the wind. Pollen that is insect-borne is generally heavier and sinks to the ground when released into the wind. This type of pollen is found in flowers and fruit trees.
もう布団かぶって寝ちゃいたいです。最悪だ～～～～Y(＞_＜、)Y
まさか押していただけるとは期待しておりませんです（笑）が、一応貼ります
