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Ouch Steve! Rib pain is a bummer! Plenty of paracetomols and ibruprofen gel when I did mine and that set off the dodgy stomach again! :shrug: It was in the middle of Covid, so there was no way that I was going into a hospital! Hope you feel better soon. I always pull, rather than push stuff now, unless it's a wheelbarrow!;) Summer's on its way. :getmecoat:

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Mornin'. Effin sore today, gave myself a dull one yesterday evening. As Ging left for work I was "instructed" to get some soil from the many molehills on the grass in front of the cottages. Filled a big bucket (bleedin' heavy!), humped it back. Once I got up the steps to the gate I decided to make things easier by getting the wheeled pot mover. Put the bucket on the pot mover, I was leaning down shoving it along the path (quite quickly) when it caught a join in the concrete, the pot mover stopped dead, I didn't! Momentum took me over the top, landing heavily on my side but here's the kicker, I landed with my elbow in my ribs. Suspect I've bruised ribs, couldn't get comfortable during the night, moving hurts, can't take a deep breath, coughing is a really bad idea!

Ouch! Sounds painful Steve. I've been thinking about getting one of those pot movers or a sack truck because moving those big containers around the garden is getting harder & harder, Missus keeps getting 50-60ltr containers & has no idea how heavy they are when full.

It's our anniversary at the end of the month & the Moonpig card I ordered online has just been delivered. :D:p::D

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Ouch Steve! Rib pain is a bummer! Plenty of paracetomols and ibruprofen gel when I did mine

Loading up on paracetamol, not so sure about rubbing anything on, very tender to say the least.

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn (Post 2991549)

Ouch! Sounds painful Steve. I've been thinking about getting one of those pot movers

They are worth it but be aware of any rough bits on the paths etc, it was a join in the concrete path that caused my downfall.

Suzy was quite cute when it happened. I lay there for a minute to gather myself together and she stood next to my head staring into my face.

:drool4: Steak & Kidney pudding, Mash taters, Carrots, Peas & broccoli for tea tonight. :drool4:
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:drool4: Steak & Kidney pudding, Mash taters, Carrots, Peas & broccoli for tea tonight. :drool4:
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Looks lovely Ian :drool4:

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn (Post 2991537)

Morning all, It's chucking it down here :mad: I was hoping to get the front lawns mowed today. I'm taking my missus to two appointments this morning.

Great pics Jeff, Was nobody up for some water-skiing? :D

Not with me at the helm....Can't think why :D:eek::getmecoat:

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Not with me at the helm....Can't think why :D:eek::getmecoat:

Good morning Jeff

Thank you for explaining the power of the Ninja in an earlier reply. Our solar inverter is 5KVA but we also have 2 sockets for mains power in the kitchen, the rest are on solar. I have not seen any Ninjas for sale in Nairobi yet. In the meantime, do continue to enjoy yours and the days out in Lady Emma :)

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:drool4: Steak & Kidney pudding, Mash taters, Carrots, Peas & broccoli for tea tonight. :drool4:
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Home cooking Ian, it’s hard to beat :)

The Chill Out Zone

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Originally Posted by stevestrat (Post 2991550)

Loading up on paracetamol, not so sure about rubbing anything on, very tender to say the least.

They are worth it but be aware of any rough bits on the paths etc, it was a join in the concrete path that caused my downfall.

Suzy was quite cute when it happened. I lay there for a minute to gather myself together and she stood next to my head staring into my face.

Good morning Steve,

How are you now, are you any better?

I had a chest injury after falling onto boulders behind the family house on a mountain farm above Somerset West in South Africa. At the time I was carrying a tray of eggs in from the car and was more concerned about not breaking the eggs than my fall……..I went to A&E, had a chest X-ray, no broken ribs, just painful chest bruises for a few weeks. Like yourself took Paracetamol.

As one becomes older, these falls are harder to bear.

Do take care.

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Good morning all

This afternoon we have physio, Jessica is having treatment for her back and I am having physio to make the leg stronger after the operation and the physio is definitely helping.

The forecast today is sunny and 30C so I will be pacing myself and wearing a hat.

What is everyone up to?