This week has been a little rough on my joints. Thank you, Puxatawney Phil. Another six weeks of winter, eh? Remind me to look up groundhog recipes later.
So I've been using some highly recommended arthritis gloves to keep my joints warm at night, since I've been waking up with stiff, sore fingers recently. I picked up a second, lighter pair for while I work, and I've found they're pretty comfortable.
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And stylish. If you're a Golden Girl. |
I wound up taking Monday off completely, spending the day in my ultra-deluxe hospital bed so my knees remained elevated and, of course, rocking the arthritis gloves. The same thing wound up happening Wednesday, but I made sure I got my wordcount in before retiring to my room like Scarlett O'Hara, sweeping my pain-train behind me.
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I don't think there's enough brocade here for Ms. O'Hara. Or curtains. You can never have too many curtains. |
Anyway, other than my knees and hands taking one for the team, work has gone well. I've hit my word count every day except Monday, and realized something. I have a habit of taking one day a week to do things like website maintenance, blog posting, ordering promo or doing edits/paperwork. So I set
WriteWay to a four day a week writing schedule, and promptly whimpered at what it did to my daily minimum word count.
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If you're lazy and you know it, clap your hands! |
Surprisingly enough, I did not resort to
Dragon NaturallySpeaking this week. I think my stylish gloves worked.
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You want them. You know you do. |
4 comments:
Woohoo! Glad the gloves are working. At least Dragon hasn't had a chance to turn dog barks into silly words, eh? May the weather warm so you'll get some relief. Hey, maybe that's why my PA in-laws are spending two months in FL. :-)
Florida? *whimper*
I want those gloves AND the bed!!!!
(secretly plotting how I can "borrow" them from you)
I LOVE the bed. My knees were killing me again the other night, so I raised up the foot and slept peacefully for the first time in days. And raising the back a little takes the pressure off my lower back, which also helps my sleeping.
The only thing the bed doesn't do is muffle Dusty's snoring.
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