Shooting the Breeze 17-19
#3861
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Finally managed to see the doctor about my itchy mole, turned out to be nothing. Got him to check over others while he was at it, all clear.
Also asked him to have a look at my wrist, which has been sore for the past two weeks after doing some more fencing. I couldn't resist the opportunity for a joke. He asked me what I'd been taking for the pain, I said "Just a cup of concrete."
Seems to be some ulna damage that should right itself over time. Funnily enough it's at its worst when I'm using my computer mouse, but I can wield a hammer and carry heavy things without a problem. I've moved my mouse to my left hand in the interim, and spend most of my day playing "spot the cursor" accordingly.
Also asked him to have a look at my wrist, which has been sore for the past two weeks after doing some more fencing. I couldn't resist the opportunity for a joke. He asked me what I'd been taking for the pain, I said "Just a cup of concrete."
Seems to be some ulna damage that should right itself over time. Funnily enough it's at its worst when I'm using my computer mouse, but I can wield a hammer and carry heavy things without a problem. I've moved my mouse to my left hand in the interim, and spend most of my day playing "spot the cursor" accordingly.
#3862
Good news!
I had to use left hand for the mouse when having right shoulder issues. Took a while but I got pretty proficient.
I had to use left hand for the mouse when having right shoulder issues. Took a while but I got pretty proficient.
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windhund116 (04-18-2023)
#3863
I used these when playing online games. Years of keyboards at work and online gaming... Yes, they work for me.
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Finally managed to see the doctor about my itchy mole, turned out to be nothing. Got him to check over others while he was at it, all clear.
Also asked him to have a look at my wrist, which has been sore for the past two weeks after doing some more fencing. I couldn't resist the opportunity for a joke. He asked me what I'd been taking for the pain, I said "Just a cup of concrete."
Seems to be some ulna damage that should right itself over time. Funnily enough it's at its worst when I'm using my computer mouse, but I can wield a hammer and carry heavy things without a problem. I've moved my mouse to my left hand in the interim, and spend most of my day playing "spot the cursor" accordingly.
Also asked him to have a look at my wrist, which has been sore for the past two weeks after doing some more fencing. I couldn't resist the opportunity for a joke. He asked me what I'd been taking for the pain, I said "Just a cup of concrete."
Seems to be some ulna damage that should right itself over time. Funnily enough it's at its worst when I'm using my computer mouse, but I can wield a hammer and carry heavy things without a problem. I've moved my mouse to my left hand in the interim, and spend most of my day playing "spot the cursor" accordingly.
"Spot the cursor" <-----
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windhund116 (04-19-2023)
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#3866
fnid.
#3867
Matt would it help if you dropped down from the broadsword to an epee when your fencing
nyuck nyuck nyuck but seriously good news on the mole.
Gene, we'll have to do that setup when we paint the master bedroom . I am NOT looking forward to it.
Getting all of that crap to the second floor without trashing the hallway paint, stairs or banister.
clever dave very clever
nyuck nyuck nyuck but seriously good news on the mole.
Gene, we'll have to do that setup when we paint the master bedroom . I am NOT looking forward to it.
Getting all of that crap to the second floor without trashing the hallway paint, stairs or banister.
clever dave very clever
#3868
Edit: Spoke too soon. Only the top 2 tiers came down. The painter has promised us that the entire thing will be gone tomorrow. However, he has also stated that he, like all other contractors, lies. We shall see.
Last edited by jukngene; 04-20-2023 at 04:51 PM.
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Lainey (04-20-2023)
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Bea and I volunteer at the Delaware Agricultural Museum, since we both grew up on farms and feel a bond with farming. I am on the Board of Directors and Bea has volunteered to take over the landscaping of an 1893 farmhouse that is on the property. So, today we spent a few hours weeding the planting beds and planting a few flowers. (More to do, though!) Our backs sure feel the pain tonight! Here are a couple pics I made today:
The museum grounds are located on a very picturesque area on Silver Lake in Dover.
The museum grounds are located on a very picturesque area on Silver Lake in Dover.
Last edited by jukngene; 04-20-2023 at 03:57 PM.
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Really nice of you and Bea, Gene! I'm sure you'll do a great job.