I was so excited yesterday to finish cleaning up the piles of leaves I raked weeks ago so I could finally start my spring planting but within the first five minutes of scooping leaves I threw out my back and thought I might die. Not kidding. Stupidly, I finished the leaves and did some light planting but I shouldn't have. I have never felt pain like this before. I can walk, sorta, and I did take a shower before I drove myself to an emergency chiropractic visit this morning but it's so bad that he and his wife wouldn't let me drive home. In fact, they fed me before I left to make sure I ate.
Yeah, it's that bad.
I had grand plans for today, too. I was going to bake a ham (coffee glazed) and make all the fixings for a righteous Easter dinner like chocolate ribbon pie and party potatoes but I don't think I can and was bluntly told not to. Boo. Know that I have received all of your sweet Easter wishes and send them back to you, but for now I have to go sit in a hard-backed chair with arms. I'll be back when I can move again.
1/18/2009
Sunday Matinee: The video says it all.
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12/15/2008
Momma always said there'd be days like these.
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We had an ice storm last night and today is the first day that the exact stretch of a highway I use to get to work is closed. It's Monday for sure.
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It's cold. It's windy. It's supposed to snow or some such crap.
I hate winter.
I hate winter.
I hate winter.
That's not true. What I hate is being cold, but they generally go together. I turn into a hermit after the first frost and do everything in my power not to leave this house. My friends joke that they will see me when the sun comes back.
I love being holed up at home. Mostly I read books and watch movies and bake things and order Chinese people's food. On nights like tonight I dream of a comfortable, full-body (but still flattering) goosedown suit with footies and attached mittens.
Why oh why has such a thing not been invented already? I would wear that sucker everywhere. I'd buy seven of them, one for each day. It would be like living in a blanket.
That's it. I can't take it anymore. I'm going upstairs where it's warmer and surround myself with flannel sheets and a ton of warm blankets.
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