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April 14, 2013 By Michelle Matthews-Calloway 2 Comments

Chat later, ok? Allergies are giving me the BLUES!

Sniffle . . . sniffle . . . SNEEZE!

Join in the Fray: What’s the pollen count in YOUR city?

I’m blogging every day in the month of April in Blogher’s NaBloPoMo Challenge. Thanks for reading, and feel free to comment!

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About Michelle Matthews-Calloway

I'm a native Louisianan currently living in Dallas, TX. I have a B.S. degree in marketing, an MBA and a PhD in higher education administration. I love writing and research, and also thoroughly enjoy reading and working out.

I am passionate about cultural/ethnic diversity and interracial relationships; so much so that my dissertation focused on these concepts. I'm a widow, and I started dating interracially a few years after my husband passed away. In addition to blogging about interracial relationships and social issues, we also provide a podcast available on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Sound Cloud and Stitcher.

You can also find me on Twitter or Instagram @ASwirlGirl.

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TheSwirlWorld says

April 15, 2013 at 11:20 PM

Karla, I’m so sorry to hear that! I thought I had a rough time in Dallas, and mistakenly thought it would be better here in Louisiana. Not so! My Doctor told me the farther East I went, the rougher it would get for the things I’m allergic to. Your experience proves that statement! 🙁 Such a bummer.
Karla says

April 15, 2013 at 6:36 AM

I’m allergic to every tree in Virginia, particularly maples and willows. We have four maples in our yard and, since I refuse to cut down a live tree, I’ve just got to deal. We’ve finally got the yellow powder covering everything so it’s very miserable. I rinse my nose, I take my meds… nothing can fight the onslaught of spring in Virginia. I’ll be soooooo glad when the trees stop their mating dance. I hope they have a heart and it ends soon…