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susandennisOn Saturdays, I take a swim class at a pool about 20 minutes from here. The class starts at 8:30. To give me time for coffee and putzing, I get up at 6 on Saturdays. I love the early morning.
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seattlejo for brunch at a new place a block from here. I so rarely get to see her, that it will be a treat to visit plus the brunch promises to be quite interesting.
In other headline news, after months of both hands being covered with disgusting blood blisters, I have one hand that is very closed to perfectly healed and the other has only two bad places and neither is really bad. If I can avoid new bruises, I could have normal looking hands in a week! My arms, are a different story but happily, it's still cool enough that long sleeves don't look ridiculous.
I thought about the hands, particularly, before I signed up for that class. The idea of sitting around working with my hands in a small group of people and having my hands covered with what really looks like the plague just wasn't a fun thought. Maybe I'll just wear gloves until the class. ha!
I do think keeping my nails short helps. They grow like kudsu. I just cut them back the other day and now they need it again.
But now I need to stop rambling, suit up and hit the road.
Today, after swim, I'm getting together with
seattlejo for brunch at a new place a block from here. I so rarely get to see her, that it will be a treat to visit plus the brunch promises to be quite interesting.In other headline news, after months of both hands being covered with disgusting blood blisters, I have one hand that is very closed to perfectly healed and the other has only two bad places and neither is really bad. If I can avoid new bruises, I could have normal looking hands in a week! My arms, are a different story but happily, it's still cool enough that long sleeves don't look ridiculous.
I thought about the hands, particularly, before I signed up for that class. The idea of sitting around working with my hands in a small group of people and having my hands covered with what really looks like the plague just wasn't a fun thought. Maybe I'll just wear gloves until the class. ha!
I do think keeping my nails short helps. They grow like kudsu. I just cut them back the other day and now they need it again.
But now I need to stop rambling, suit up and hit the road.