Krystyna23040
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Fbg 6.2 this morning.
Thanks @dunelmWell that wasn’t good - time only moves on quickly when you are enjoying yourself but good to read that you are probably on the mend. Smashing sunflower.
Oh dear, for the poor chap at the end of that voicemail...and I know what you mean when your back is against the wall and you are being ignored...just this minute sent an email to a similar kind of effect...and now waiting for response...Morning all
No testing today
Mind meld ala Spock with therapist ...good session.
Something came up yesterday.
Getting very frustrated trying to sort out the gym
Can afford to do gym, but I won't get the input of a therapist unless I pay extra ..so just hanging on for a definitive answer of yay or nay from whichever ever of them is passing the buck today .
(Yes, I do have to mind & temper what I say these days )
But there comes a time, and yesterday it came to me what that meant ..
"I'm just beyond telling everyone everything's ok .when it's not ok "
Poor chap on end of text, replied straight away after ignoring me for weeks when I left voicemail )
Anyways ..meditated then & now.
So a cool little Fonzie, just like Samuel L requested ...
A good day to you.
Just off to hobble Frankie around park before the 3pm forecast rain arrives
Ttfn.
That tractor crash was so scary. How on earth did the car driver escape relatively unscathed.Wonderful news from the surgeon and yesterday sounds like a great and very personal way to celebrate for the two of you. Forgot to say congratulations to @alf_Josiah on the outcome of recent medical tests. My eye appointment had to be rescheduled as the pre-infusion bloods for tomorrow hadn't been ordered and no test, no infusion. Bloods now done so I await a telephone consultation tomorrow, about half an hour before we must leave, to give the green light. What larks chums. The attached error? Much safer living out in the country - ya think? Just up the road on a route we take as some other roads are closed just now.
Good that you are getting back to normal @gennepher. A bit scary yesterday.Fbg 8.1
From the effects of the Covid jab, I got worse as the day progressed yesterday.
I got sleepier and sleepier. It began to get frightening. And a weird thing. Time stretched. Each time I looked at the time, only a few minutes had passed, but it felt like it was an eternity since I last looked at the time. Each time I fell asleep, it felt as though I had slept a long sleep, but I had only been asleep a few minutes.
There was no beginning nor end of time yesterday. It was just a huge void. With no constraints of knowing the time of day. The actual figures on the digital clock meant nothing to me. They were numbers with no meaning. I didn't have the capability of of putting even one thought in my mind, let alone two thoughts to be able to do something.
There was no past, nor present, nor future yesterday. I remembered nothing of the past. It was just this present moment, which had no meaning to me, played for infinity. Normally my mind is going all the time playing flashbacks of the past, and ideas of paintings, and my mind plays little 'videos' of stuff I did with J, and more. This is every day, all the time. My mind never stops. But my mind was an empty void yesterday. I had no substance.
This morning, I have woken up and it is like a switch has been flicked. I think I am on the way back to normal. I shall find out as the day progresses.
Thinking about yesterday scares me. Also I am not sure if I took my tablets, or fed the cats, or fed myself.
So, no work done on the trail cams, nor videos posted. Can't do a drawing or painting yet this morning. But I can point and shoot at that lone sunflower. Creative is a photograph of the sunflower.
A cuppa tea now...and my tablets...
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Left hand drive seems to have been his saviour.That tractor crash was so scary. How on earth did the car driver escape relatively unscathed.
The lord moves in some very mysterious ways...thank goodness for that driverLeft hand drive seems to have been his saviour.
Who says it's good to have a bad reaction? It just leads to people not wanting to repeat the experience. If people think that, it must come from the idea that the worst tasting medicine is best for you. I don't believe that either for much the same reason.Thanks @dunelm
I am afraid I do not understand why it is supposed to be good for us that we do not have a good reaction to the vaccine...
He was so lucky that it was a left hand drive car and that there was no-one in the passenger seat.Left hand drive seems to have been his saviour.
That is interesting @AnnbWho says it's good to have a bad reaction? It just leads to people not wanting to repeat the experience. If people think that, it must come from the idea that the worst tasting medicine is best for you. I don't believe that either for much the same reason.
I am just grateful that in the past, and so far today, I haven't reacted badly. Last time I did react badly was when I had to have a Yellow Fever jab to go to the Middle and Far East. That was bad for 3 days!
But I am odd. I wasn't given the polio vaccine at school because when tested they discovered that I had had polio, without knowing it (my elder brother was affected by the disease); same with TB (my dad was the same - an XRay showed lesions on his lungs, but he had never been aware of having the disease). I may have had childhood illnesses but never showed symptoms, other than rubella and even that was very mild. It took diabetes to floor me.
When I was in the military and out temperatures low enough to freeze the toes off a polar bear, tights were the thing to keep legs warm - thick denier tights under your trousers. For your feet you could try searching for “cast socks” used by people with a pot on their foot or “big foot socks” - or both!It's a double heavy sweater day today so far. One thick but loose high necked one covered with a heavy knitted poncho made for me by DIL. There's room for both myself and Em in it. But it is beautifully warm (especially with 2 of us in it). Cold legs and feet though - need to double up on the trousers and try to get my feet into some kind of slipper with all these bandages englarging them. Just heavy socks so far.
FBG 9.5 at 4.30 am. Only one cup of tea so far but I may have to take some pain killers soon. Just my normal morning though, side effects of the jabs seems negligible - slight ache in the arms and a couple of odd dreams. Neil is feeling a bit under the weather though - not much, just not quite right.
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Brilliant texture on the Art bit @dunelmWhite rabbits, white rabbits, pinch, punch. Good morning everyone on a surprisingly clear and sunny start here in the dark and dangerous north. I am being bombarded with news of items that are literally “flying off the shelves” because they will drastically lower my fuel bills. These include kitchen gadgets, throws, electric blankets, little mini heaters that defy physics and the return of bri -nylon bed clothes and sheets that combined, will turn your bed into a sauna - noooooo! We will stick to our plan of getting out the piles of candles collected over the years and now lurking in cupboards, turning the house into a palace of enlightenment. It will be like Diwali every night for months. One candle in a snow hole or igloo with stop the air freezing - will we need a snow hole?
Art bit - adding a bit of texture - a bit slow but I am far too busy putting on layers of clothes and then taking them off, and putting them on, and taking them off - it’s all go keeping warm by wearing everything in your wardrobe. Hope you all have a perfectly wonderful 1st day of the month. I shall drink koffy.
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