Julie Jay: Like lightning, chicken pox doesn’t strike twice — unless you’re very, very special
The days are long for everyone when you’re in chickenpox quarantine. Picture: iStock
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SUBSCRIBEWHEN we were floating around a pool in a Galway hotel, I spotted them.
Initially, I convinced myself that the red dots were bed bug bites, but given that the previous night we had slept in my mother’s house — my mother, the retired primary teacher — I knew there was a higher likelihood of finding the Magna Carta in her home than finding any form of insect, especially those that like a mattress.
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