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EltonFrog

Legendary Member
Took a tumble this morning while trying to shift an plum tree that had come down - had been putting it off from earlier. Wasn't expecting a six inch thick branch to shear off while I was tugging on it. :blink:

Bottom and hands are a bit bruised, as is my ego. :B) The main casualty is my right gardening glove, which caught on something and the right thumb's been torn off. It was a brand new pair as well. :cry:

It's so hard finding decent gardening gloves when you've got really small hands. :sad:

Oh dear. I hope it didn't hurt to much.

Exactly!

I crochet, knit and make patchwork quilts both machine and paper pieced.

I can't draw to save my life, my sister is marvellous though, she draws things like this freehand.

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WOW!

I got offered a job. I've turned it down. I made clear that they weren't offering enough money. Let's see if they offer more....

Good luck.

Been to visit the daft dog, it was it's usual daft self ^_^

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Love that dog.
 
Thanks folks xxx :hugs: Bruises aren't as bad as first feared, but I've stiffened up something chronic. Think a long hot bath with lots of lavender bubbles and a good book might help there.

No wonder the tree came down - it's too rotten to even salvage for firewood. I'm just going to saw it up, chuck it in an unobtrusive corner and let the bugs and beasties have it.

@potsy - what a cute little dog :smile: Looks like he's as crackers (and made of rubber) as my friend's miniature schnauzer :laugh:

@Smithbat - that artwork is amazing. Truly. :wub:
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
Did someone mention crochet curtains? You could just crochet a wide shawl and drape it artistically over some hooks. ^_^

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Hill Wimp

Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Took a tumble this morning while trying to shift an plum tree that had come down - had been putting it off from earlier. Wasn't expecting a six inch thick branch to shear off while I was tugging on it. :blink:

Bottom and hands are a bit bruised, as is my ego. :B) The main casualty is my right gardening glove, which caught on something and the right thumb's been torn off. It was a brand new pair as well. :cry:

It's so hard finding decent gardening gloves when you've got really small hands. :sad:
:eek::hugs:
 

Hill Wimp

Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
I have crochet curtains. :blush: Courtesy of the parental unit. How she can stick it with such fine yarn is beyond me...

Here's one of my sewing projects - a decorated cat pen for the 2013 Supreme.

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And here's some of my artwork...

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Henri Toivonen / Fred Gallagher Opel Manta 400, 1983 Manx International. 20x16 acrylic.

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Paul Warwick, Brands Hatch BF3000 podium, June 1991. 20x16 watercolour.

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Ginger cat in the window. A3 oil pastel.

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Severus Snape. A4 pen & wash.
 

suzeworld

Veteran
Location
helsby
That's what think too, but they might give me a steroid injection as a temporary measure.

Have you tried the splints? I get a lot of relief from the worst of the pain when I sleep with them on ..
tho I am booked for surgery and wondering about the wisdom of having it as "open surgery " when the scar is on the bit of your hand that you use on handlebars all the time ... :wacko: surgeon said it can be sore for 2/3 months - which will be a nuisance


Am going to see if i can get it done endoscopically (sp) cos they can go in on forearm for that - much less annoying.
 

Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
I have crochet curtains. :blush: Courtesy of the parental unit. How she can stick it with such fine yarn is beyond me...

Here's one of my sewing projects - a decorated cat pen for the 2013 Supreme.

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And here's some of my artwork...

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Henri Toivonen / Fred Gallagher Opel Manta 400, 1983 Manx International. 20x16 acrylic.

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Paul Warwick, Brands Hatch BF3000 podium, June 1991. 20x16 watercolour.

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Ginger cat in the window. A3 oil pastel.

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Severus Snape. A4 pen & wash.
Wowser!
 

GM

Legendary Member
Have you tried the splints? I get a lot of relief from the worst of the pain when I sleep with them on ..
tho I am booked for surgery and wondering about the wisdom of having it as "open surgery " when the scar is on the bit of your hand that you use on handlebars all the time ... :wacko: surgeon said it can be sore for 2/3 months - which will be a nuisance


Am going to see if i can get it done endoscopically (sp) cos they can go in on forearm for that - much less annoying.


No, I have not tried the splints but I have an elastic bandage which helps. Waiting for a referral at the moment.

Good luck with yours hope it goes well. I would definitely go for the endoscope and quicker recovery time.
 
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