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pooflady wrote:Still having a hard time just standing or meandering. Walking and all is just fine.

Did the dr. say when you may expect things to be back to normal?

zea3 wrote:Did the dr. say when you may expect things to be back to normal?

Nope. I have a hunch it's going to take a lot of time and a lot of walking. Honestly, I don't think it ever got back to normal after it went out a year and a half ago. Shopping was still a pain. Or not painful, just really uncomfortable.

pooflady wrote:Nope. I have a hunch it's going to take a lot of time and a lot of walking. Honestly, I don't think it ever got back to normal after it went out a year and a half ago. Shopping was still a pain. Or not painful, just really uncomfortable.

Has he recommended any exercises or activities for you?

zea3 wrote:Has he recommended any exercises or activities for you?

Walk, walk, walk, walk.

pooflady wrote:Walk, walk, walk, walk.

I guess your going to wear out those new walking shoes!

zea3 wrote:I guess your going to wear out those new walking shoes!

Yep.

zea3 wrote:I guess your going to wear out those new walking shoes!

Well, what else would they be good for?

I have had the walk, walk, walk therapy, never as nice as it sounds, I hope you are feeling okay.

KtCallista wrote:Well, what else would they be good for?

I have had the walk, walk, walk therapy, never as nice as it sounds, I hope you are feeling okay.

Especially in the cold. I was doing a lot of it when it was in the 40s and 50s, even at night just up and down the street in front of the house. But now.... When I go to the store, I try to part a distance from the door.

KtCallista wrote:Well, what else would they be good for?

I have had the walk, walk, walk therapy, never as nice as it sounds, I hope you are feeling okay.

Art?

daj59 wrote:You could become a mall walker.

But the malls want you to do that early, before the stores open. Not a chance in hell.

pooflady wrote:But the malls want you to do that early, before the stores open. Not a chance in hell.

same problem I have. I need to start again.

Okay my 3 year old is begging me to watch Finding Nemo with her. I guess I will come back and work later, of course, everyone will probably be in bed by then.

KtCallista wrote:same problem I have. I need to start again.

Okay my 3 year old is begging me to watch Finding Nemo with her. I guess I will come back and work later, of course, everyone will probably be in bed by then.

I gotta go too. Took some cold meds, and I'm getting sleepy.

Hopefully tomorrow will be closer to my fish shirt being a reality.

ugh, so sleepy... glad i don't have to get up tomorrow to work.

Just lurking..........

Whether I have to get up early for work or late, nothing puts me to bed before 2am. (I just occasionally pass out in the middle of the afternoon is all.)

Gumiho wrote:Whether I have to get up early for work or late, nothing puts me to bed before 2am. (I just occasionally pass out in the middle of the afternoon is all.)

Ah, another night person. East Coast?

pooflady wrote:Ah, another night person. East Coast?

Yes indeed. The Pittsburgh area to be precise. I'm always up late so it doesn't bother me that woot rolls over at 1am. Are you East Coast as well?

Gumiho wrote:Yes indeed. The Pittsburgh area to be precise. I'm always up late so it doesn't bother me that woot rolls over at 1am. Are you East Coast as well?

Cincinnati. I'm a night person, but since I work at home, I usually sleep until around 9.

pooflady wrote:Cincinnati. I'm a night person, but since I work at home, I usually sleep until around 9.

I was out that way not to long ago for a concert (well, maybe a year or two ago, now that I think of it). It would be nice to work at home (although I'd worry that I would turn into a recluse.) I'm just caught in the endless cycle of (at 2 am):
Me: Go to bed.
Still Me: But I'm not sleeeeepy!
Me: Shut up. You're going to wubble yourself in the morning.
Still Me: But that's the morning, not now. (wide awake)
Me: *gives up*

I'm probably going to get a new job soon that I will have to wake up even earlier for. I despair of it. 9 am isn't a bad time to rise.

Gumiho wrote:I was out that way not to long ago for a concert (well, maybe a year or two ago, now that I think of it). It would be nice to work at home (although I'd worry that I would turn into a recluse.) I'm just caught in the endless cycle of (at 2 am):
Me: Go to bed.
Still Me: But I'm not sleeeeepy!
Me: Shut up. You're going to wubble yourself in the morning.
Still Me: But that's the morning, not now. (wide awake)
Me: *gives up*

I'm probably going to get a new job soon that I will have to wake up even earlier for. I despair of it. 9 am isn't a bad time to rise.

I'm very lucky. Usually sleep from @ 1:30 to 9:00. On the other hand, I'm working now.

pooflady wrote:I'm very lucky. Usually sleep from @ 1:30 to 9:00. On the other hand, I'm working now.

Work's a nice thing. I've got a friend with an overnight job, and while it cuts into her social time (though she's not particularly social to begin with) I envy that shift. I've always been a nighttime person since I was a wee child. I've got another friend who works a midshift from 11-7/12-8, which while that sort of consumes her whole day, she's a night owl too so it is good for that. I'm hoping on something a bit later than the standard 9-5. What is it you do? Is it proofreading?

dontwantaname wrote:She is hiding

Yes she is a proofreader.

I figured, based upon her signature. But one can never be 100% sure without asking.

dontwantaname wrote:When a court reporter came to drop off a job she had her child with her. The kid asked if this was the poof lady.

lets see how long it takes her to come back and get mad at me....although it will be hard to tell. She just won't talk to me if she is mad.

Oh noes. We don't want anyone mad. That's a cute tale though.

dontwantaname wrote:She is hiding

Yes she is a proofreader.

Sorry, watching the 11 o'clock news.

Someone asked me today about my good morning post. It would be difficult for me to say good morning bfassburg with a straight face.

Goodnight ladies,

Raining wrote:Someone asked me today about my good morning post. It would be difficult for me to say good morning bfassburg.

Goodnight ladies,

Too bad. Night Rain.

dontwantaname wrote:We are safe, she spoke!


I was stupid and put out the garbage.
It stopped snowing.
But now it is sleeting

Is that one step above freezing rain or no? I can never tell. Where are you at that you are getting such weather. I don't watch the news (except for their recent coverage of Anonymous' crusade against Church of $cientology), so I'm not sure how widespread this bad weather is. I've got it here.

dontwantaname wrote:We are safe, she spoke!


I was stupid and put out the garbage.
It stopped snowing.
But now it is sleeting

It's raining here tonight. Starting to miss the snow a bit.

KtCallista wrote:It's raining here tonight. Starting to miss the snow a bit.

We've had a little snow this evening. However, it rained most of the day and now it's below freezing again. In fact, not supposed to get to freezing tomorrow. There's going to be a lot of wrecks again tomorrow morning. So glad I don't have to go out.

Just out of curiosity, has anyone every seen anyone else with a Woot shirt on? I mean, one of the ones that said Woot. Or if you've worn one, has anyone ever mentioned it to you?

pooflady wrote:Just out of curiosity, has anyone every seen anyone else with a Woot shirt on? I mean, one of the ones that said Woot. Or if you've worn one, has anyone ever mentioned it to you?

The only ones I've ever seen were on the friend who introduced me to the site, so I don't think that counts.