(just quietly, go and read the last comment on my last post. Whatever can it mean? LOL I wish I took drugs like that)
It's been a quiet week in Lake LBTEPA - busy in a 'oh, ok, my supervisor who left in June didn't hand in my thesis funding application? No worries, I'll do it again right away this afternoon', oldest friend over from the UK to bury and mourn her father and pack up his house, new exhaust system and replacement windscreen for my car, the Spousal Unit doing strange (disruptive to my routine) work shifts etc etc kind of way. No big dramas, lots of little stuff.
There have been a couple of forays onto the wild side. It's all over between me and my surgeon - that's it, finito, ta ta, bah-byeee! He's delighted with my recovery and says I can run 'last week'. To that I reply (not to his face tho), you stick to the cutting and pasting mate, and we'll leave the making-it-work-again to my physio. He Who Heals All has set 30 seconds of pain-free hopping as the benchmark for hitting the footpath, so I may be observed diligently bobbing up and down on a daily basis, often accompanied by the lovely Noddie.
No, this will not be on YouTube.
This week's project Out Of My Comfort Zone (I forgot to tell you about that - one not-habitual thing each week) was (are you sitting down?) hanging the washing on the line just as it came out of the basket! Oh I know, I know......how could I? Jeans next to t-shirts, Noddie's stuff all mixed in with ours, undies cheek by jowl with socks! I felt so daring!
That was probably a bit more revealing than I meant.
Apart from that it's been SSDD - morning swim, evening exercise bike, core work every second day, TBUS (Think Before yoU Scoff) slowly changing my habits.
More anon, my lovelies!
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Wild thing
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9 much-appreciated comments:
TBUS is hard. i seem to have SRJAIS. Sudden realisation just after i scoff.
so i think i have found your hidden message. i should hang the laundry i did yesterday? shouldn't let it sit too long that it requires another wash? but i hate laundry.
go nakey!
hanging the washing on the line just as it came out of the basket?!?! ooooh, you rebel! ;)
I was a bit afraid when I saw the title of your latest blog entry. I thought it might be about me :-)
wt
Living in an apartment has cured my OCD with hanging out the clothes - no clothesline!
You have to hang clothes straight away - unless they're made of jelly (???????)
Westward. The wind blows. Whales are not fish. Try harder...
OK. I need better drugs :-)
Aahhh - but do you wash your smalls with your jeans? THAT's being a rebel!
When I'm really in a foul-laundry mood I stick everything in the dryer. Even when it says do not tumble dry. So it comes out shrunk, or melted, but at least I don't have to peg it up!
ok, that comment on the last post? I'm thinking it's you-know-who from the land of brisbane!
and i'm so jealous about hanging laundry outside!!!!! and you keep talking about it like the rest of the world hangs laundry outside like it's a normal thing...wait. i live in the u.s. where laundry lines are illegal.
bugger.
I totally understand. I went and bought wooden pegs because I was obsessing about using the same coloured pegs on the same clothes types. I like to think I'm over it, but I'm sure the compulsion lurks just beneath the surface.
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