When I was about 22 I used to go dirt bike riding…a lot.
One summer I almost hit a tree because I didn’t want to run over my friend who had taken a bad spill in front of me.
Anyway I remember just missing the tree and ending up on my back with my bike on top of me and at the time I knew I was fine, but when they pulled my bike up I remember laughing like a jackass and saying, ” whoa…that’s gonna hurt tomorrow ”
Well tomorrow came 20 years later.
So Instead of taking the aspirin or using the heating pad I went out and played with my brand spanking new digital camera.
Playing with my camera involved me chasing my cats around, twisting into weird positions and I wanted to see if I moved around if the picture would still come out clear ( glad to report it does ).
Oh, and I sat in front of the computer catching up on my writing until I realized my legs had gone numb.
All I can say is, ” I’ll be this is going to hurt tomorrow ”
Irregular Bones 
a hot bath, a stiff drink, and a vicodin…you’ll be fine
Check on the first, the second and third? Geeze, I can get cross-eyed on a wine-cooler, ONE wine cooler.
I have the feeling if I try this I’ll wake up five years from now.
HI Criminy!
hello anita….booze and painkillers are like people…it takes years to build up a tolerance.
so other than too much fun….you good?
Anita Marie, get your butt to a doctor ASAP. I’ve had what you have and it took me FIVE years to get over it. Alright, alright, I won’t nag anymore.
BTW, let’s see some of your pictures. I want to so see the cats.
I want to see the cats, too – it sounds like you have some fun pictures. At least when you photograph your cats, you don’t get funny looks from passers-by. When I go out and about on campus with my camera and take all sorts of photos of all sorts of things, people do tend to stare. (Hasn’t stopped me yet, though!)
Jane, I like to take pictures of interesting architectural pattern (like the undersides of bridges, oil refineries, etc.) to use in my artwork. I’m constantly afraid I’ll get busted!
Hey there Jane I live in the suburbs- everyone walks around with the cell phones wired into their skulls so it’s nothing to see every other person you pass whip out a camera to take a picture…add the photographers into that mix and what starts to look strange are the people NOT taking pictures.
Weirdness, thy name is Snohomish and King County.
Hey Lori
Those donut munchers at Homeland Security are hard pressed for work…aren’t they? You know, I have a lawn that needs to be mowed and THEY ARE public servants so….. 🙂
Suddenly I feel much better about my little photography habit – Lori, I take pictures like that, too. Anita Marie, all the students on campus are constantly on their cell phones so it’s just cameras that are unusual… By the way, that sounds like a good use for public servants! 🙂
Don’t think I haven’t thought of those guys knocking on the door in the middle of the night…….
The ones in our area are very much into the daylight raids…I figure it’s because they photograph better during the day being they like to dress in black and drive those gingnormous black SUV’s.
PS, regarding being wired for cell phones, whenever I see someone with one of those bluetooth thingys in their ear, I want to ask “Did it hurt when the Borg assimilated you?”
My husband has one of those…I’ve said so MANY things about former hippies selling out etc etc that he won’t wear it in front of me
HA!
Take that hi-tech Gods of the Darkworld!
I just don’t see the wisdom of having something that gives off low levels of radiation and goodness-knows-what-else affixed directly to my head.
Yay! Insanity photos yay!
[Blitzer too, do not feel left out Blitzer.]