I need a few sick days or should I say pain days. You know how old injuries come back to haunt you in old age? That's where I'm at.
When I awoke this morning I could barely walk.
As I explained this to my daughter a few moments ago she noted that, on Saturday, I was squinting in pain as she drove us to go shopping.
Here in Guanacaste province, 80% of the side roads off the main roads are pothole filled dirt roads during the rainy season. Actually, a helicopter would solve that problem.
I just need rest to heal.
HGTV, here I come.
See you soon. I hope.
Feel better very soon! I enjoy your blog SO much - I will miss you.
ReplyDeleteIf I wake up in the morning and nothing hurts, something will by noon. Been like this since my 50s, I"m 77 now
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All in all, we're all just happy you're still here after nearly 25 years of AHNC.
ReplyDeleteCR potholes do have the upside of controlling speeding and discouraging driving while intexticated.
ReplyDeletePlease enjoy your downtime and get healed up. We'll see you when you're up and about. :)
ReplyDeleteTake it easy. Feel better. We have craters on my one-lane mountain road here, too.
ReplyDeleteYou take the time you need, we need you in your best health for the last few weeks of the lunatic election cycle!! 🤪
ReplyDeleteget well soon, Lisa!
ReplyDeleteI developed myalgic encephalomyelitis (thank you, Lyme disease), and the pain and fatigue were debilitating. Gabapentin has helped a lot, with no side effects at all. I wish you well, and that might help.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your prescription for sanity 5 days a week. Behave, follow your doctor's orders, and you'll be back with us soon.❤️
ReplyDeleteYes, the pain, the pain. The cost of living long? Don’t know but hope you are improving. Looking at those potholes though, right up there with frost heave season in Northern Maine. Wishing you well.
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