Hello folks here I am as I’d said, Thanks to all who have wished me well, This frozen shoulder is no joke
When I first experienced the pain I thought it was R.S.I. due to sitting awkwardly typing with my laptop. I had to go to the doctor for an unrelated condition and mentioned it to him, but he didn’t think it was, he gave my arm some manipulation, gave me tablets and made an appointment for the physiotherapist, plus an X-Ray, I had the X Ray couple of weeks ago and have physio 10th August. It feels a bit easier through resting it, but I do think that the awkward way I sit using a laptop doesn’t help. I took advantage of the enforced PC rest to send my tower PC off to be mended, it had 40+ malware gremlins, and an almost flat internal battery.
Karen came over yesterday and took me for lunch and tea, we had a good day shopping and gossiping, Arlene came over to-day and we went for a light lunch, no shopping though.
here are a few pics of to-day’s walk,
This is the pub we went to yesterday for lunch ‘The Wheatsheaf’ at Old Milton.This is Old Milton Green opposite, the cottage is thatched, very old and is now an estate agents, but is reputed to be haunted by a farmer/shepherd type man sitting on a seat with a dog at his feet, I haven’t had the courage to go and see if it’s true
This is the old church alongside the Wheatsheaf, when I took the picture this morning, the bells were ringing calling worshippers to prayer.
This is the old part of the graveyard in the church. this was about the oldest I could decipher 1819
This is so sad, there were more but this was the clearest to read. many were completely in ruins
On a lighter not Could this be His n Hers? sorry!
That’s it for now folks, nothing interesting has happened as you can gather, I hope to go blog visiting asap, till then God bless and keep smiling.
Rest that shoulder and get better soon, Arlene. Pats to for the pups.
ReplyDeleteThose are great pictures Arlene. I love looking around in old grave yards.
ReplyDeleteTake care of yourself! Hope your shoulder gets better.
Yes, take care of that shoulder.
ReplyDeleteThere are probably a few Wheatsheaf Inns in the whole of Britain. However, on the chance you're at the one in Kent, I've been there! If it's not the one in Kent, oh well. It's like asking, since you're from Scotland, if you know Ewan McGregor.
ReplyDeleteHope your shoulder heals very soon and they can do something to help with the pain until it is all fixed up again.
ReplyDeleteI love to visit cemeteries. Nice pictures. Hugs
Hey, I finally got over here too. Love your joke page. The pictures are awesome. As long as the ghost just sits there I double you have to worry about anything ;). Hope your arm get better quickly.
ReplyDeleteOh Sorry to hear about your Shoulder Arlene I hope you are feeling better now. As you have guessed I've been away visiting my sister. So just catching up onwards to the next post ...xx
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