Was looking forward to 2004

Five Cats said:

And hoping to go for a short walk on New Years Day, but tripped / slipped over a tiny kerb
delivering Xmas cards in the dark this morning, and have a twisted ankle, a stiff knee with a
purple (already!) bruise, a sore wrist and a jarred back & neck. A short walk around a pond is
about it at the moment.

Sorry to hear that.

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Bah Humbug!

I shall just have to have a drink instead....

Are you sure that isn't what caused it?

Paul
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In message <[email hidden]>, Paul Saunders <[email hidden]> writes

Quoted message said:

Five Cats said:

And hoping to go for a short walk on New Years Day, but tripped / slipped over a tiny kerb
delivering Xmas cards in the dark this morning, and have a twisted ankle, a stiff knee with a
purple (already!) bruise, a sore wrist and a jarred back & neck. A short walk around a pond is
about it at the moment.

Sorry to hear that.

Thanks. The knee is going interesting colours and I keep finding new bits which are sore. It's
amazing how people can have big falls and walk away very little harmed, and I trip over a 2" (or
less) kerb and am sore in most places. It certainly hurt a lot less when I went for a long
accidental slide on 'snow' some years back.

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Quoted message said:

Bah Humbug!

I shall just have to have a drink instead....

Are you sure that isn't what caused it?

At 7:30am? Quite, quite sure especially as I didn't have a drink the night before. However I've
collected my brother from the airport early evening and he doesn't believe in too much
sobriety.... ;-)

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In message <[email hidden]>, Paul Saunders <[email hidden]> writes

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Five Cats said:

Quoted message said:

Sorry to hear that.

Thanks. The knee is going interesting colours and I keep finding new bits which are sore.

I can sympathise with the ankle bit.

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It's amazing how people can have big falls and walk away very little harmed, and I trip over a 2"
(or less) kerb and am sore in most places.

Well at least I fell off a big rock.

Ouch!

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It certainly hurt a lot less when I went for a long accidental slide on 'snow' some years back.

Adrenalin probably, or something like that.

I think it's just that sliding hurts less (in general) than landing in a big heap.

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At 7:30am? Quite, quite sure especially as I didn't have a drink the night before. However I've
collected my brother from the airport early evening and he doesn't believe in too much
sobriety.... ;-)

I've given in to a little early indulgence.

:-)

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Five Cats said:

Quoted message said:

Sorry to hear that.

Thanks. The knee is going interesting colours and I keep finding new bits which are sore.

I can sympathise with the ankle bit.

Quoted message said:

It's amazing how people can have big falls and walk away very little harmed, and I trip over a 2"
(or less) kerb and am sore in most places.

Well at least I fell off a big rock.

Quoted message said:

It certainly hurt a lot less when I went for a long accidental slide on 'snow' some years back.

Adrenalin probably, or something like that.

Quoted message said:

At 7:30am? Quite, quite sure especially as I didn't have a drink the night before. However I've
collected my brother from the airport early evening and he doesn't believe in too much
sobriety.... ;-)

I've given in to a little early indulgence.

Paul
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