The nausea STILL remains, however...

Here's a breakdown of the next 3 weeks:

Tuesday the 2nd - 2 meetings
Wednesday the 3rd - 2 meetings
Thursday the 4th - rehearse 6 hours
Friday the 5th - rehearse 7 hours
Saturday the 6th - rehearse 9 hours
Sunday the 7th - rehearse 3 hours (oooh... almost sounds like a day off doesn't it?)

Monday the 8th - rehearse 9 hours (for three different shows!!!)
Tuesday the 9th - rehearse 10 hours
Wednesday the 10th - rehearse 6 hours
Thursday the 11th - rehearse 10 hours
Friday the 12th - rehearse 6 hours
Saturday the 13th - rehearse 9 hours
Sunday the 14th - rehearse 10 hours (oh, no almost-day-off this time!)

Monday the 15th - rehearse 9 hours
Tuesday the 16th - rehearse 9 hours
Wednesday the 17th - rehearse 2 hours, 1 meeting, 1 opening night performance
Thursday the 18th - rehearse 3 hours, 1 afternoon reading, 1 evening performance
Friday the 19th - 1 evening performance (maybe I can sleep in that day!)
Saturday the 20th - rehearse 6 hours, 1 evening performance
Sunday the 21st - rehearse 6 hours

... and it goes on like that for yet another week before I finally get my first day off in 26 days on Sunday January 28th. Now, normally, I live for the adrenaline rush of doing multiple projects. But, at this time in my life, I live for my afternoon naps and for days when the nausea can be controlled with small amounts of food and total lack of movement. These next few weeks could be both hellish and glorious.

I hope my husband spontaneously starts to enjoy doing the laundry and the dishes.