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[callistra]

I have been virus free for about two weeks now, which is a rather nice feeling.

I have have a sore side for a while now, bad enough for panadeine a few times.

I have done my knee in. *sigh* I was walking down the corridor and it went *click* and now it's fuxx0red. I went and saw my doctor who said some scary stuff, so now I am taking glucosamine and hoping we don't need to pull my knees apart and then smooth them down and then put them back together. Man, this still sounds scary even after a few days!

I did some editing the other day, so hopefully making progress. Writing novels still seems like a stupid idea. Actually, I lie. Writing them is fun and easy. Making them less eye-sporking is the hard part.

Kids are good, enjoying daycare and asking daily if they can go back.
:-)

Today we kicked off some 5 minute bread and some worcestershire sauce. I want to do some planning so that when we make cakes, V can get all the ingredients ready and the measuring cups. I don't think it's too impossible. Except for the bit where he can't open the fridge still. That could be a problem. 

Comments

[kaths.livejournal.com]

5 minute bread?

[callistra.livejournal.com]

I'll be posting about it here:

http://saucysisters.blogspot.com/

It;s not up yet, the introductory post, because I can't seem to get blogger to work with embedding the video. I followed the instructions, but no go. However, the posts will be starting in a few days.

I'm going to document what I do with the dough.

[mynxii.livejournal.com]

The knee thing does sound scary!!! I'm sorry that things are still up and down healthwise overall for you love. I love you heaps.

[jennyblackford.livejournal.com]

My sister had the knee thing done very recently and it was apparently horrible. (She's brave about pain, too.) Avoid it if you can. OTOH, she was in a lot of pain before the op.

[kaelajael.livejournal.com]

Knee ops can be excruciating, from what I understand...I am still procrastinating on what I need done because of the stories I have heard. But if it's the cartilage scraping one, I have had it done and it's bearable. It was day surgery and I walked out of hospital - but I did op for crutches after that.

[lilysea.livejournal.com]

Two of my friends swear by glucosamine for wrist / RSI / lower back pain.

I’ve started taking it recently, and it does seem to help with joint pain. ^_^

[logansrogue.livejournal.com]

I hope you don't need the op. *crosses fingers*