Word of the day— Ouch!

I got this. No problem.

I got this. No problem.

The repair was more complicated than he thought - took 90 minutes instead of 30 but I’m doing just fine on my road to recovery. I expected the post-op pain to be 2-3 times as bad. I am pleasantly surprised to realize the pre-op pain was way worse so I’m betting I’ll get some writing done this week.

You’ll appreciate my ice bag-

Switching off between frozen okra and frozen peas.

Switching off between frozen okra and frozen peas.

And Oscar is taking excellent care of me. Jake is a little flummoxed, but when is Jake not flummoxed…

Thank you all for the well-wishes. Now go upload my freebie Space Operas on your kindles. Can’t seem to give these lovely operatic melodramatic suckers away!

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20 Responses to Word of the day— Ouch!

  1. Diana Stevan says:

    Ouch is right. How did you get that knee injury in the first place? Wishing you a quick recovery.

  2. Glad you seem to be doing okay. Get your butt better and stop damaging things. I can’t come see you the next time I am in CA if you are hurt.

  3. Tore my knee a week ago, Diana. ‘Oscar’ was scheduled for surgery yesterday because he’d torn his meniscus in 2 places while running. But my injury managed to be much worse than his so he gallantly gave me his spot. Thanks!

  4. I will do my best, Miss Steph. We can go to the farmer’s market at the Ferry Building in S.F.

  5. Glad you are doing fine on your road to recovery. I winced just reading that but your sister’s comment about an exorcist was priceless! Love the ice bag - in my opinion that is the best use of okra (blech!) and I posted a link to your book on my FB page ;) hope it adds to your readers some. Also you are getting a Dragon Loyalty award http://wp.me/p1PhaM-2o6

  6. Thanks Majik- you are the best. Now that I know you’re blogging regularly again I’ll stop by. You sure do a lot of stuff!

  7. anny cook says:

    Yes! That’s the best use of okra that I’ve even seen! Glad you’re on the mend!

  8. AD Starrling says:

    Hope you feel better soon hon! XOXO

  9. Thanks AD! And thanks, Anny! As it happens, I love okra. I’ll probably fry it up if it’s still good- once I get back on my feet that is!

  10. Sandra Cox says:

    Your ice bag looks suspiciously like the hubby’s:) Glad its in the rear view mirror for you, Julia.

  11. Hope the PT isn’t too painful - be sure to do it and get those muscles and things back in shape.

    The okra should be fine - maybe a bit mushy (how would you tell?) if you get it fairly soon - some dish that requires a sauce?

    You’ll be back out there with the cougars and Jake in no time.

  12. Ray Plasse says:

    Lookin good Barrett! :D

  13. Ray, you sound like my soccer coach! LMAO! Love it!

  14. Thanks, Alicia! Counting on it. :)

  15. Amber Skyze says:

    Glad to hear you’re not in too much pain.

  16. Roberta says:

    Most creative ice bag ever seen. And a twofer. Double duty. You can cook them when thawed. You are a genius!!!!

  17. I love okra, Roberta - have ever since I spent some time living in the South. Such a versatile food and so many people just think of it as slimy. I’ll fry ‘em up!

  18. Ouch! seems like a mild response to knee surgery, Julia, but I’m very glad if you’re either on excellent pain meds or you possess a very high pain threshold. Whatever it is, like Jake I am flummoxed (such a great word) that you’re doing so well so soon…and yet you’re not out jogging the hills in the rain with Jake.
    Take care, heal well, and rest.

  19. Thanks Marylin. I realized after surgery just how severe the pain had been before surgery. This just ain’t bad. Give me a month or so and I’ll be back out there. :)

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