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Whee! CAN sew today! Kate XXXXXX 06-21-2009
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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on June 21, 2009, 12:45 pm
Last night's massage and pain killer coctail seems to have worked. This
morning I was about 80% better, so went for my swim. I was a bit slower
than usual, but managed the mile (48 lengths of the outdoor pool).
Followed by a hot shower and a bacon sarnie for breakfast, this set me
up nicely. I then took my pal Little Mary's pooch out for half an hour
while she did some swift catching up on the housework and shoved her
laptop in her bag, and we came home for lunch, only stopping off over
the road to collect some cherries (you can't get more local than that
without growing them yerself!).

This afternoon, while LM has been busy preparing power point
presentations for work, I've turned up three pairs of trousers for her
and butchered the waistband of a fourth.

SEWING HAS HAPPENED! This bodes well for tomorrow.
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Posted by Chris R on June 21, 2009, 3:36 pm
Kate posted:
> Last night's massage and pain killer
> coctail seems to have worked.
Ahh....the massage sounds great.

> This morning I was about 80% better, so > went for my swim. I was a
bit slower
> than usual, but managed the mile (48
> lengths of the outdoor pool).
Now your just showing off.


> Followed by a hot shower and a bacon
> sarnie for breakfast, this set me up
> nicely.
OK, I'll bite...what is a sarnie?

> I then took my pal Little Mary's pooch
> out for half an hour while she did some > swift catching up on the
housework and > shoved her laptop in her bag, and we
> came home for lunch, only stopping off > over the road to collect some
cherries
> (you can't get more local than that
> without growing them yerself!).
You really are being a tease with those fresh cherries. You should be
ashamed of yourself.

> This afternoon, while LM has been busy > preparing power point
presentations for > work, I've turned up three pairs of
> trousers for her and butchered the
> waistband of a fourth.
> SEWING HAS HAPPENED! This bodes > well for tomorrow.
Glad to hear you are in much better spirits.


Posted by Kate XXXXXX on June 21, 2009, 5:24 pm


Chris R wrote:
> Kate posted:
>> Last night's massage and pain killer
>> coctail seems to have worked.
> Ahh....the massage sounds great.

It was: bopught a Lush massage bar specially, and it's worth every penny.
>
>> This morning I was about 80% better, so > went for my swim. I was a
> bit slower
>> than usual, but managed the mile (48
>> lengths of the outdoor pool).
> Now your just showing off.

Nah... I take about an hour, usually. Took an extra quarter hour
today. I try to do this two or three times a week. Swimming and
walking are the only exercise I'll do voluntarily, and they help to keep
me out of a wheelchair. I have fibromyalgia and something complex and
Latin wrong with my knees which translates as 'wobbly kneecaps', so I
HAVE to exercise and stay supple and try to keep the weight down, and
keep the muscles up the front of my thighs strong. It's painful, but
less so than giving in and ending up unable to move at all.
>
>
>> Followed by a hot shower and a bacon
>> sarnie for breakfast, this set me up
>> nicely.
> OK, I'll bite...what is a sarnie?

Sandwich. In my case, wholemeal bread with no butter spread on it.
>
>> I then took my pal Little Mary's pooch
>> out for half an hour while she did some > swift catching up on the
> housework and > shoved her laptop in her bag, and we
>> came home for lunch, only stopping off > over the road to collect some
> cherries
>> (you can't get more local than that
>> without growing them yerself!).
> You really are being a tease with those fresh cherries. You should be
> ashamed of yourself.

We made a HUUUUUGE vat of fruit salad with two colours of cherries,
strawberries, a small pineapple, half a Galia melon, a mango, apple,
banana, grapes, orange, and fresh orange juice as the 'syrup'. While we
ate lots, there's plenty left for both breakfast AND dinner tomorrow...
My Giant Mutant Ninja Teenager is a dab hand with a sharp knife in the
kitchen and likes cooking.
>
>> This afternoon, while LM has been busy > preparing power point
> presentations for > work, I've turned up three pairs of
>> trousers for her and butchered the
>> waistband of a fourth.
>> SEWING HAS HAPPENED! This bodes > well for tomorrow.
> Glad to hear you are in much better spirits.

Me too! I'm never totally free of pain, and any extra tends to make me
really miserable and ANGRY. Especially when it's caused by doing
someting so stupid and so minor!

The sewing was good. I have hat toiles to make tomorrow, and a pattern
for some Regency pantalets...

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Posted by BEI Design on June 21, 2009, 3:46 pm
Kate XXXXXX wrote:
> Last night's massage and pain killer coctail seems to
> have worked. <snip>
>
> SEWING HAS HAPPENED! This bodes well for tomorrow.

Congratulations! Now, Kate, don't go and overdo it, or
you'll put yourself right back in the same bad spot.

Beverly



Posted by Kate XXXXXX on June 21, 2009, 5:26 pm


BEI Design wrote:
> Kate XXXXXX wrote:
>> Last night's massage and pain killer coctail seems to
>> have worked. <snip>
>>
>> SEWING HAS HAPPENED! This bodes well for tomorrow.
>
> Congratulations! Now, Kate, don't go and overdo it, or
> you'll put yourself right back in the same bad spot.

Hat toiles and a pantalette pattern tomorrow... Mostly a combination of
sitting and standing. And I see the optician tomorrow afternoon, so a
bit of gentle walking is added to the mix. No ladders, and no Big Heavy
Boxes. :)

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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