Selfish of me, but I find I’m better this morning…at
last. I only woke twice in the night to
go to the bathroom, and I bounded out of bed this morning chattering away with
a smile on my face. Perhaps it was the
hamburger/chicken we ate last night for dinner.
By work’s end yesterday, he was tired. He looked as if he had run out of energy to
even make a salad, so out to Jack in the Box we went. Then we took our buns to the bay and ate while
watching a gaggle of Border Security folks, yes, not border patrol, bracket the
small boat landing.
I got through all my exercises twice yesterday, since I had
the blahs all day this was important, but I got up to the corner only
once. The big excitement for me was
getting all our computers running to speed yesterday afternoon. OD still isn’t fully accessible, but the rest
of the world is.
Life is Really in the
Footnotes:
What a great day you had!!
ReplyDeleteI go out to PT now. Yesterday was rough. They 'stretched' my knee; a euphemism if there ever was one.
A good night's sleep is such a blessing. Hopefully you will have MANY more of them! Maybe it was because you 'took your buns' down to the waterfront?! ;)
I always ask for an English speaking person when I can't understand someone. Now I suppose I'll have to open an account here to leave notes too. I want everyone back on OD! Gel
ReplyDeleteOh - I guess I already have an account here.
ReplyDeleteBounded out of bed! Cool, glad to read you're getting back in the game.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a happy day!
ReplyDeleteSee, I told you the corner would turn...as the worm also does. Gaming...no wonder you have slow band width.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, Mage!!! Yae! You were able to go out. Yahoo!
ReplyDeleteAre you speaking of Tony Hillerman? Is so I love all his novels...its an adventure wrapped up in a mystery. I wrenched my knee about 2 months ago on a rug edge. IT has pained me constantly during that time...so I can sympathize with your pain. Hope your mend quickly.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Word Press. Hang in there. I found my security software (was Norton, now McAffee) caused problems. Checking always checking. Dianne
ReplyDeleteWhat, you're eating chicken again? Already? ;) Glad things are going better.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspired respirator suggestion. Completely slipped my mind, I used to use one when I was doing stained glass windows.
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