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susandennisAnd now my foot does not hurt at all unless I try to stuff it into the shoes I wore yesterday. The foot is too swollen to get into the shoe. WTF? It was sore this afternoon but not swollen so I iced it for about 20 minutes. Now it is not sore but is swollen. It is Mysterious Foot Disease. The internets won't tell me if it's fatal. Stupid internets.
All of the drunken revelers have pretty much left the part of the hood I can see from the terrace. Best I can tell, the next game is next Sunday night which is nice - I can come and go as I please until probably about noon which is fine.
And we are done with the wild weather. In fact it's rather warm in here tonight.
All my CES clothes are washed and put away.
And I've done a lot of adjustable bed research. Maybe tomorrow I'll do some measuring of what I have now and then head out to look and see what's available. Last night, after I woke up several times with nearly terminal dry mouth and a stuffed up (even with a breathe right strip) nose, I spent the rest of the night propped up on my foam wedge. I may try starting off that way tonight.
Right now I'm catching up on a little TiVo but not for terribly long. I'm in the middle of a fabulous audiobook and I want to find out how all the characters are doing. It's called Capital and it's written by John Lanchester who has written a fair amount of different kinds of stuff including a memoir about his own mother who he discovered after she had died, had been a nun, ran away from the convent and adopted a new identity that no one ever found out about until she died. That memoir is not an audiobook but the Kindle version of it is at my library currently checked out by me! Oh and the reader of the audiobook of Capital is totally amazing. Colin Maze. He's a wonder. So I will probably get back to it here in just a little bit.
All of the drunken revelers have pretty much left the part of the hood I can see from the terrace. Best I can tell, the next game is next Sunday night which is nice - I can come and go as I please until probably about noon which is fine.
And we are done with the wild weather. In fact it's rather warm in here tonight.
All my CES clothes are washed and put away.
And I've done a lot of adjustable bed research. Maybe tomorrow I'll do some measuring of what I have now and then head out to look and see what's available. Last night, after I woke up several times with nearly terminal dry mouth and a stuffed up (even with a breathe right strip) nose, I spent the rest of the night propped up on my foam wedge. I may try starting off that way tonight.
Right now I'm catching up on a little TiVo but not for terribly long. I'm in the middle of a fabulous audiobook and I want to find out how all the characters are doing. It's called Capital and it's written by John Lanchester who has written a fair amount of different kinds of stuff including a memoir about his own mother who he discovered after she had died, had been a nun, ran away from the convent and adopted a new identity that no one ever found out about until she died. That memoir is not an audiobook but the Kindle version of it is at my library currently checked out by me! Oh and the reader of the audiobook of Capital is totally amazing. Colin Maze. He's a wonder. So I will probably get back to it here in just a little bit.
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Date: 2014-01-12 04:44 am (UTC)Feet are weird. I hope your sorts itself out in short order.
And! I like the idea of the adjustable bed for you if the wedge works well. So many of my COPD patients seem to sleep better with their heads elevated 30 degrees or so. I keep wondering how I would ever sleep like that since I sleep on my side or stomach.
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Date: 2014-01-12 04:49 am (UTC)I do figure my next bed, if I don't cheap it, will be my forever bed and sooner or later I'll need an adjustable anyway so why not now.
Doesn't that Family Romance book sound wild? Can't wait to dip into it myself.
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Date: 2014-01-12 06:49 am (UTC)DId any of your research about your foot suggest gout? I don't know if you've ever had it, but it might be a possibility.
Hope the pain in your foot goes away quickly!
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Date: 2014-01-12 03:20 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2014-01-12 03:31 pm (UTC)Well, if it isn't, you'll find out soon enough. And if it is, you won't care.
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Date: 2014-01-12 03:33 pm (UTC)