So now I am a hard head...
Well, I am going to keep being honest about this healing thing. Overall it went well. The doctor says I have healed completely on the outside (which is way faster than normal...I can't even be normal when it comes to healing...ha!) I don't have to return to see her unless there is a problem or my yearly pap comes up. I am still on restriction until February but I will be going in to work tomorrow for the first time since before Christmas break. I am hoping the principal doesn't have a problem with my proposal.
Work from 9:30-1:30 on Gold days (we have an independent study period on these days) and I take 1/2 day leave.
Work mornings on every other Maroon day and afternoons on the remaining Maroon days.
Not go to the training in Weisbaden.
I will keep this restriction until Jan 25th and not dump it any earlier than that. If I feel better with no aches or pains or exhaustion, I will try for full days after that.
Either restriction comes with no afternoon activities period until February 22nd. So no tutoring or NJHS or anything that has to do with me remaining after until I am fully healed up.
Onto the knitting, I am having too much fun with this knitting thing! I have a good start on the knitting of the baby blanket and I really like the design. I want different thread the next time because the worsted feels too heavy for my liking which means it will probably irritate the baby too. Sunny's Baby Blanket My kitties seem to like them too! ha!
Since I have done nothing but stay in the house these last few days, I am hoping things go a little better. Did not feel well on Friday as the stitches were itchy and kept pulling like someone was tightening the string. And a slight pain radiating from the right side so I turned down all invitations that included me leaving the house. I hope no one minded but one thing I am noticing about being sick. I spend a lot of time going to people and they don't generally reverse directions. I thought decorating would cut down on that but it seems I still go. So I think that is going to be a permanent change, I do two or three things outside of the house each week and host something at my house in the interim instead of running around like a chicken with my head cut off.
We will see how that happens. Well, night all.
Work from 9:30-1:30 on Gold days (we have an independent study period on these days) and I take 1/2 day leave.
Work mornings on every other Maroon day and afternoons on the remaining Maroon days.
Not go to the training in Weisbaden.
I will keep this restriction until Jan 25th and not dump it any earlier than that. If I feel better with no aches or pains or exhaustion, I will try for full days after that.
Either restriction comes with no afternoon activities period until February 22nd. So no tutoring or NJHS or anything that has to do with me remaining after until I am fully healed up.
Onto the knitting, I am having too much fun with this knitting thing! I have a good start on the knitting of the baby blanket and I really like the design. I want different thread the next time because the worsted feels too heavy for my liking which means it will probably irritate the baby too. Sunny's Baby Blanket My kitties seem to like them too! ha!
Since I have done nothing but stay in the house these last few days, I am hoping things go a little better. Did not feel well on Friday as the stitches were itchy and kept pulling like someone was tightening the string. And a slight pain radiating from the right side so I turned down all invitations that included me leaving the house. I hope no one minded but one thing I am noticing about being sick. I spend a lot of time going to people and they don't generally reverse directions. I thought decorating would cut down on that but it seems I still go. So I think that is going to be a permanent change, I do two or three things outside of the house each week and host something at my house in the interim instead of running around like a chicken with my head cut off.
We will see how that happens. Well, night all.