how much does everything hurt?

[tielan]

I ache all over. Back and neck and shoulders and arms and forearms and thighs and calves and balls of the feet...

Admittedly, I probably got sunburned on Saturday during the permabee which doesn't help.

I put up a no-pics post about the permabee here but will probably follow it up with one on the gardening comm.



Last night I got to have a discussion with the sister about the front yard and the plans going forward. I think she's becoming on board with the idea of front garden garden, but there's a part of me that's wondering if I've bitten off more than I can chew. I mean, I almost certainly have, but at least the regret will mostly be one of "oh, well, that tree died over the course of years because I didn't actually water it".

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We lost the fun hockey game, oh, multiple goals to nil. We had a few moments where we had them on the back foot but couldn't quite manage to get it in. But it was a good social game and lots of fun to play with no pressure.

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I am hoping that (at some point) a good night's sleep might ease back this lingering feeling of ache and exhaustion. (I know, I'm lucky that the chances are a good night's sleep will ease back the ache and exhaustion at all - that this is occasional rather than chronic.)

Comments

[wpadmirer]

I like the tree fence! I'd love to do that, but I rent and my poor landlord goes nuts with me planting shit in the yard. (Though he's been very tolerant of my flowers.)

I hope you feel less sore tomorrow!

[tielan]

Yeah, I'm pretty lucky to own my own place with land for planting things out.

And it's getting a little better. Just a little.

[badfalcon]

I hope the goods nights sleep has you feeling less achy and exhausted - and good luck with the garden :)

[tielan]

Well, it wasn't a great night's sleep, but I had a therapist appointment today and I'm feeling a little less sore now. (Or it might just be a day or two for everything to unwind.)

Thank you! :)