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June 28, 2006
Something Evil is Afoot

I've had knee problems for the past several months. I blame my "jumping out of helicopter" years.

My sciatica, a result of the old Army back injury, has been unrelenting of late, as well.

Plus there was a gout attack last week — smoked meat can bring it on, and, well, my barbecue will not be denied. The pain was the price I paid for forgetting to get my Allopurinol prescription refilled.

And now... I broke a #^$%@*! toe last night.

I consider it a miracle of near-biblical proportions that I can walk at all, these days.

Posted by Russ at 10:14 AM, June 28, 2006 in Personal Stuff

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Broken toe = pain. Found that out when a frozen (whole) chicken fell from the freezer and broke one. It was a comedy to everyone but me. Wounded by a chicken. LMAO

Posted by: Scrapiron at June 28, 2006 04:11 PM


My own mishap was due to a disagreement between me and a piece of furniture. I wanted to walk in a certain direction, and it refused to move out of the way, undoubtedly out of sheer bloody-mindedness.

It wouldn't be so bad, but I did it in front of my young niece and nephew, thus adding to the Stupid Factor. At least I didn't cuss out loud.

Posted by: Russ at June 28, 2006 04:19 PM


You sound like a walking basket case. I didn't raise you to take that on as an occupation!!!

Posted by: mom at June 28, 2006 06:38 PM


OUCH! Toe pain is no fun. I'm just getting over a gout-attack on my left toe. It took a few weeks before it started to feel better, then I had a relapse (tried to do too much?) that set me back another week or so. Gout sucks.

Although not as powerful in anti-oxidants as the sour variety, I have been partaking of the recent fresh sweet cherry crop after finding them at $3/lb. I've just about sworn off of smoked meat (particularly pork) and try to limit my beef intake, but just chicken gets old after awhile.

Hope you get to feeling better.

Posted by: MarcV at June 29, 2006 12:50 PM