Very Important Announcement
Just in case you were wondering, my Christmas tree, at this very moment, is 100% blinking. All the strands of lights --every single one--blinking like mad.
This was achieved at great personal cost to my fingernails and not without some serious swearing.
My feelings of victory are indescribable.
But I remain vigilant.
And as soon as my husband brings his camera home, I'll take a video and post it. Because I know you will want to live vicariously through my blinks.
Drinks on the house!
This was achieved at great personal cost to my fingernails and not without some serious swearing.
My feelings of victory are indescribable.
But I remain vigilant.
And as soon as my husband brings his camera home, I'll take a video and post it. Because I know you will want to live vicariously through my blinks.
Drinks on the house!
Comments
See, I'm the freaking screaming "why the hell are they blinking? Make them stop! Why are they doing that? Did you put one of those red tipped things in there? Stop it, dammit!"
LOL!
We should have just traded trees, I think ;)
My thing is that I refuse to be beaten my a mechanical object. The dryer is Enough.
We had blue lights one year when Jane so decreed it.
PS: Speaking of being beaten by mechanical objects, all night tonight, whenever I've left a comment, Blogger has made me log back in. I'm seriously thinking of leaving Blogger altogether!
Me and blinking lights? Not so good together. Anything to do with lights I leave to hubby. If the lights were left to me, there'd be a flood light shining on the tree....wait, that's a seventies thing...
had to have another surgery to have it removed, apparently, the bone had splintered, and the splinter had finally worked it's way down, and was coming out of the bottom of her foot! She had to have surgery again to have it removed.
So give yourself a good foot rub, and feel for something pointy, then have a bone specialist take another look at your foot when it's under stress. Out of the shoe or off your feet might not make a stress fracture or a greenstick visible on an x-ray.
Not that I'm any sort of doctor, but perhaps give some other avenues.
On the other hand...what if it's arthritis?
Ha!