Get Back
I didn't bike to work this week; not because I didn't want to, but because I couldn't. My back went out on Tuesday, which was bad because it happened right after I got to work. 12 hours on my feet, running around, was not pleasant.
I almost had it under control about 4 hours into the shift when I tried to pick something up and the whole thing clamped down again. Fortunately, ice packs and motrin were readily available and it wasn't a very busy shift. I would not like to have to deal with something like that while having a busy night.
After the shift The Wife drove me and the bike* home. I've been getting some extra sleep and driving to work for the last few days. My back is slowly getting better, but as it improves I can do more so there's a constant (manageable) level of pain as my function gradually improves. Plus I get to deal with my co-workers picking on me for wearing an ice pack tied around my waist.
Enough whining. Time to take some Vagisil and get back in the game.
*Should that be "the bike and me"? It just doesn't seem right to put an inanimate object after a person in a list like that.
I almost had it under control about 4 hours into the shift when I tried to pick something up and the whole thing clamped down again. Fortunately, ice packs and motrin were readily available and it wasn't a very busy shift. I would not like to have to deal with something like that while having a busy night.
After the shift The Wife drove me and the bike* home. I've been getting some extra sleep and driving to work for the last few days. My back is slowly getting better, but as it improves I can do more so there's a constant (manageable) level of pain as my function gradually improves. Plus I get to deal with my co-workers picking on me for wearing an ice pack tied around my waist.
Enough whining. Time to take some Vagisil and get back in the game.
*Should that be "the bike and me"? It just doesn't seem right to put an inanimate object after a person in a list like that.
4 Comments:
At 20/10/11 02:19 , Richard Noggin said...
Take 2 Aspirin and call me when you're fifty.
At 22/10/11 04:06 , Ted said...
By the time I'm fifty you'll be dead.
At 22/10/11 14:09 , Richard Noggin said...
I died 10 years ago. Don't you know a Zombie when you see one?
At 18/11/11 21:43 , Ted said...
Like I said.
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