Thai Festival yesterday, 2 traditional dancers and the 'ladyboy'
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@Cumberland Got to admit Mongolia probably wouldn't be my first choice of holiday destination but I hope he has a brilliant time!
I'm on hold until the dishwasher finishes because it's got my mixing bowl and other toys inside, and I need 'em for the cookies.... apparently it'll be done in about half an hour. We try to only run it once a day to save on costs and water etc. It is one of those eco ones - only uses the same amount of water as an actual washing up bowl apparently.
Of course, now I've had the tiny tattoo done I'm thinking of slightly larger canvases. But although my husband came with me to the tattoo studio (which is so clean and friendly!) I'm thinking he isn't too thrilled about it. Then again, do I care? Truthfully, not that much - it's my decision to make.
Thing is, it'd have to be something really meaningful to me. And I know just exactly what that would be - I'd like the pic from my mug, but instead of my name over the top of it I'd like "Vegan AF". It'd cost, so my ethical dilemma is whether it'd be better to just donate that money to PETA? Or, save up a lot a lot, and donate an equal sum to whatever the tattoo costs? Arrgh. I'll have to think slowly and seriously. And I'd have time because who has money just lying around?
My family often say' mum, why don't you geta tattoo', just a small one ? I say because I don't want one and I don't need one, I personally don't like them, but if other's want to get tatts, that's fine. But I see no enjoyment in getting one done or having it tattooed on me for life ! Nope !
ps Tatts can be removed (well it's actually a few doses of lasering to fade them) with lasering, my son has had this done on his face, it was extremely painful and his face and eye was very swollen too
Also - got green hippie pig down from my shelf and am going to put my savings in there. I spend money that's in the bank but it never occurs to me to use cash anywhere, so I'm safer saving notes in my pig. Oddly he's never had a name but because he's on the coffee table (instead of the shelf behind me) I'll end up talking to him so he'll have a name soon.
Hey wutwo maybe time to make a withdrawal. Method just hit it with a hammer. Wont feel a thing.
Has anyone else had a long term ganglion cyst? I mean going on year in year out and just changing size at inexplicable intervals? I have one on the top/side of my foot. If I wore shoes it might be annoying but the Berks miss it.
Now, when we were young (I mean early 20's) my mate Helen had one of these on her wrist. She used to thump it with the huge family bible and it would go away for ages. I wanna do that to my foot (not with my husband's huge family bible - he'd go apes**t at me). I could use some large tome hanging around the house. Or else find a substitute kickpad and round-kick it like crazy and hope I can still pack enough force to do something to the cyst. (I was a karate dan grade until I stopped, in my late 40's).
Anyone know a reason I shouldn't?
WuTwo, I've had a number of ganglions n my time, but the most spectacular on my wrist. When it started to impact the feeling in my thumb, it had to go!
I would never strike a hand or foot with anything hard, in an effort to try to burst a ganglion. Unfortunately, both those parts have small bones and very complex structures it can be amazingly east to damage.
If your ganglion is problematic, they can be surgically removed. If your Doc isn't keen to remove, and it's either sizeable or very tense and hard (full), they can draw off the fluid.
Even when excised they can come back, and mine has come back a couple og times, after sugical removal, but these days they tend to "explode" when they grow a bit. Ganglions are generally speaking harmless, unless they're in a troublesome place.
I'm assuming you've had this thing diagnosedd by a Doc?
Yes the doc diagnosed and is happy that it's not a danger. It's not really a problem at the moment but if it's a hard winter and I end up in the Docs I might find it less than comfy. Maybe I could pop along and ask about getting something done. The poor guys are so busy though that I hate to bother them for something that isn't actually important.
if it's fairly superficial, and in a "good" place, your GP (if they do minor ops) might be able to do it for you. Mine was done by a plastic surgeon because of where it was and my work at the time.
I'm a bit confused by your hard winter comment. Does it limit your choice of shoes or boots.
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