Nooo not more ill frugaleers! Really is doing the rounds. I find for a sore throat, crisps are good as they scratch the itch so to speak. Hot apple juice, or squash made from the kettle, is great with honey.
I am cautiously celebrating, as I didn't get wheezy last night - so often when I get a cold it goes to my chest (which really scares me, because it was an ongoing chest infection that triggered my first major CFS/ME episode). But I think if it didn't happen last night, it probably won't, so I think I'm over the worst now. Fingers crossed!
So we'll be going to dancing and then to town, just for the bank and McD, won't be going into any shops so will only be bus fare and lunch.
DH is going to do something with the DCs tomorrow, so I'll have a chance to get a huge amount of the editing done, which is good as I've got a bit behind. It really depresses me how a simple cold can throw me so much TBH. But such is life with what I have. The last doctor I saw was talking about how I have to give myself time to accept and grieve for what I can no longer do, because this is what my life is now. Depressing much! She was right though.
Sorry, on to more positive things! 
We're looking at a couple of day trips in the next few months, I might have to stay home though which I hate, but then it gives DH and the DCs some (pretty rare) time together and gets him more involved in their learning, and saves money too I guess. There's some stuff on Easter weekend at a castle and a working museum which are really near each other, and then there's the space bit of the Science Museum - and they've got a Leonardo Da Vinci exhibit from next month which sounds amazing. Then there's a Roald Dahl thing at the Southbank centre. And at some point there's a rock and gem show thing in Brighton.
I like that we have more time to do these things now, not sure the bank balance does though! :o But it's a good incentive to be more frugal in other areas, if it means more fun/educational trips can be had.