Feel sorry for my self

[Cal66]

I know know that on every time there is strong wind I am never going out of the house. We have 6 ft gates & I was closing them, when a strong gust of wind blew it out of my hand & knocked me on the ground. I have broken my wrist & feeling battered & bruised. Now moan over

[addai]

Arrh...very sorry to hear that. Hope you feel better soon. Take care.

[Lupyknit]

What a horrible thing to happen! I do hope it heals up and you've got some help in the meantime. All my sympathies.

[Cal66 in reply to Lupyknit]

Thank you, I couldn't resist choosing a bright pink chalk, if my dress arrives in time it will match it for the ball that I am going to next month.

[Hidden]

Are you from the wet & damp location (e.g. North of England)? I spent a few days in "down south" which cheered me up greatly (not damp, mild weather). I realise that living on the hills is generally a bad idea..(windy weather condition-wise). Moan away

[Cal66 in reply to Hidden]

I live a few miles from the coast in the North East, so we get a lot of bad weather from the North Sea.

I went to fracture clinic today & they put my hand & arm in plaster. When they told me the colours, I couldn't resist choosing bright pink.

The doctor said that ladies particularly my age

Never usually break their Scaphoid, but I am the exception, lucky me.

[Hidden in reply to Cal66]

Cal66..Ouch..!! Scaphoid sounds so painful.. Luckily, I only broke my umbrella the other day. Oh, I can so imagine how so windy living in the North East is like (yes, the freezing air/gales from the North Sea!!) Wishing you the swiftest recovery. Excellent colour choice. Have a pleasant Sunday.

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[Cal66 in reply to Hidden]

Thank you & I won't be going out of the house this week since there is another storm on the way.

[Lupyknit]

Pink? Why, you will be the belle of the ball! Hope you don't mind the joke. When I take my greyhound out the wind makes him skittery and it must be funny to see a skinny lady being dragged along. Then a huge gust caught me from behind and if he had chosen that moment to race for a McDonald's wrapper I think a new sport would have been invented in Yorkshire.

Seriously, do take care, get that frock on, and have fun!

[Cal66 in reply to Lupyknit]

Like you we had a strong dog, If you didn't hold onto him, then he would escape & run away, he was Siberian Husky (big white & fluffy). It sounds like your dog likes McDonalds & thinks of his tummy a lot, you have to have a lot of energy & strength to take him out.

I am in plaster for 4 weeks & due to get it off the same days as the ball, so will have to arrange for it to come off either the day before a week after it.

I am more worried in case my dress doesn't arrive in time, if not I will have to buy another from some where else.

You will have to try doing dog Physchology on him & tell him who's the boss.

Good night