I bought a nail clipper from Amazon

by Bittu Fri Jun 28, 2013 3:50 pm

It is made in Japan.

I sat on the front steps by the hydrangea bush and blissfully clipped my nails this languid Friday afternoon.

that is all.

by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:27 pm

Pix of the hydrangea inflorescences pls. It's time you put your $3500+ high end camera from Amazon to work.

Smile

by Petrichor Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:28 pm

Looking forward to a 10-mile hike tomorrow AM.

by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:31 pm

Muezzin-Bar'chu wrote:Looking forward to a 10-mile hike tomorrow AM.

oh wow! where?

We too are planning to go table rock park in SC soon. I believe we can do a lot of hiking there. looking forward to it.

by Petrichor Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:39 pm

Along a lake, fairly level trail (more a pathway); shouldn't be too difficult except I have a tender tarsometatarsal thingy.

by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 4:59 pm

Muezzin-Bar'chu wrote:Along a lake, fairly level trail (more a pathway); shouldn't be too difficult except I have a tender tarsometatarsal thingy.

Sigh @ tender tarsometatarsal. I have probs with my C5 & C6. My doc consoled me with, 'the higher the problems are in your body the better it is than having them lower coz the lower they are, the less mobile you get'. His logic seems right.

by Petrichor Fri Jun 28, 2013 5:18 pm

His logic may be right but you tend to move the upper part of the body lot more during the day and if there is a pain associated with the neck spinal region, I can only imagine how excruciating it would be. Take care.

by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 5:28 pm

Muezzin-Bar'chu wrote:His logic may be right but you tend to move the upper part of the body lot more during the day and if there is a pain associated with the neck spinal region, I can only imagine how excruciating it would be. Take care.

Yeah, it is Crying or Very sad

. Then kind of job that i do makes it even worse. Thanks, anyway Smile

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by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 7:58 pm

I had Chinese food just now. Very good kind after a long time. I wanna sleep. But I also drank a bottle full of water. So dunno how my body will react to two conflicting forces.

Let's see.

by Bittu Fri Jun 28, 2013 9:23 pm

nenu wrote:Pix of the hydrangea inflorescences pls. It's time you put your $3500+ high end camera from Amazon to work.

:)

That's like saying that everyone who buys a $10k stove will make amazing food. Doesn't quite work that way.

This is the second flowering season of our hydrangea bush. The first year yielded all blue flowers. This year it's a mix of blue, light purple, pink and blue-white flowers. It's like the hydrangea is confused. Weird stuff.

Unrelated, I bought a habanero sapling from a nursery around here. It is now yielding fruit but they are long, slender peppers. NOT habanero. I'm pissed.

by Guest Fri Jun 28, 2013 9:45 pm

Why habanero of all the things? It's like as if you got a household who'd eat all the hot and spicy stuff. Tolerate the bland jalapeno peppers first Razz

Btw, the green onoins stuff that i copycated Sad

from you are coming up so well. The red and black grspes and the tangerines in pots are struggling to bear fruit. Other veggie plants are growing well.

My hydrangeas are giving bright red/pink flowers. My soil is totally alkaline, i guess.

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