Pecos
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Pam,
Probably the best idea so far!
Pam,
I suppose that my project is getting this house ready for sale so that we can move across country into an apartment.Pecos, You need a project!
My days are pretty routine but I actually enjoy it that way.
My sister called me the other day to tell me that our 81-year-old brother and his wife are breaking ground on a new house.
My sister is horrified at the idea but I think it's great for them to have something to do and look forward to every day for the next year or so.
Thank youMy condolences.
It's well and truly dark here at 9.30 in the summer Holly, must be hard for mothers to gets their kids to go to sleep?This was my day.. post 4, 641on this link
https://www.seniorforums.com/threads/what-are-you-doing-today.52185/page-186
..and now it's 9.30pm, just starting to get dark, so time to close up the windows... and blinds...and get a cold drink....
My wife got an infection in her knee and the doctors are afraid that it might come back with a cortisone shot, so it doesn't seem like there's a lot they can do — not immediately, anyway. Maybe in a few weeks she'll be able to get another shot. She said it did help some when she got one last month before the infection.My sympathies to your wife, Irwin. Cortisone shots are the usual "remedy" for this, and their benefit is temporary, but better than nothing. With me, it's a shoulder. The doctors uniformly say I should not even think about surgery on a shoulder, it's a bad kind to have, and takes forever to recover from. At least, knee surgery seems to work for most people who get knee replacements. Lots of people who live here have had knee or hip replacements.
I tore the lateral meniscus in my knee playing tennis. Cortisone did help, but that plus tendonitis in my shoulders put an end to my tennis playing.I feel for you both,I'm in the same boat...Injured right knee,been through a week of Me drop,followed by a cortisone shot,countless tubes of BioFreeze and icy hot.
MRI shows meniscus small tears and cartilage issues,surgeon says knee replacement because of bad arthritis and just like your wife I can't get any kind of pain meds from either of them except for an NSAID that's the same as Voltaren and doesn't do a thing!
Wishing you both good luck.
It's a bummer you're so bored, Pecos, but I love your post. Clever writing, totally un-boring from beginning to end, and so funny it was actually uplifting.Today is just a blah day. It started out normal enough, coffee with my wife was wonderful as it always is, but as the day wore on things got increasingly boring. We have been cooped up for so long now and it is getting mighty old. There is virtually no place to go around here, I am talked out on the phone, it is too hot and humid to do very much outdoors, and my neighbors have become hopelessly boring.
Even the pets are bored: the two dogs keep looking at me expecting some kind of excitement, and the cat reacts to a neck rub with a look that says: "is that all you've got?"
It looks like the highlight of my day is going to be washing the sheets and making the bed.
Now I am detecting some wonderful aromas from the kitchen, so maybe it is not all lost.
So how exciting has your day been?