I know that I'm getting older (ahem), and I know that I'm not exactly what you would call "in shape", but is it too much to ask that I have the ability to get out of the big girl sleigh bed to use the powder room in the middle of the night without falling down?
Stewey laughed so hard he gave himself the hiccups.
Seriously, though...I think that the physical exertion of decorating the outside of the house, combined with the fact that I must have been sound asleep and not fully in control of my senses or something caused the latest calamity. All I know is that I threw the blankets aside, swung my legs over the side of the bed, and then hit the floor like a sack of doorknobs. I looked like the Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz when Dorothy cuts him down from his post and he goes completely jelly-legged.
Sheesh...it's not easy being me.
I'm off to soak in a hot epsom salt bath, armed with a couple of Tylenol and a book. Never fear...Stewey has his iPhone at the ready in the avent of catastrophe.
I swear, 50 can't get here fast enough!
You'll find, as the years roll by, that staying upright is a very important skill!! One broken jaw, one broken foot, one broken....well, you get the picture.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, I hope you feel better when you have had your Epsom Salts bath!
ReplyDeleteI can sympathize as I have a tendency to fall, usually when coming down the stairs :-)
I do hope you will be more careful...no fear, Stewey is in charge....
ReplyDeleteHave you noticed how easy it is to fall? Such a natural talent we seem to develop for it.
ReplyDeleteIts the getting back up that gets harder and harder...
oh, how true!
DeleteI've had the same type of grace lately and Clarice is just lucky that she's managed to not get squished each time. I swear aging ain't all it's cracked up to be.
ReplyDeleteThe older I get, the worse my balance gets. I hate it! Nothing makes me feel old like "being careful" just walking down the stairs. Hope your hot bath made everything feel better!
ReplyDeleteI'll be 55 next week and noticed I've been doing the ole scoot-to-the-edge-of-the-couch routine like my grandmother used to do before standing up. Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that you did not hurt yourself badly! Please take good care, and I hope you are over your aches very soon.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are okay!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I hope your bath healed all your aches and pains. And speaking of books, have you read Outlander? I am not sure what kinds of books you like but I feel like you might like that one xo
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ReplyDeleteSorry about your fall. I just hit 60 not too long ago Coni and feel like I'm falling apart with all the darned arthritis issues I have. I keep trying to get healthier but it's a constant struggle for sure. Like Bette Davis once said....."getting old ain't for sissies!" True words indeed!
ReplyDeleteI fall frequently I hate it. Glad you are ok
ReplyDeleteI did that last week! The doctor said to give the brain time to understand you are standing before you stand. I don't know, I have so many health issues right now staying in bed some days seem best.
ReplyDeleteHoly Schmoley...hope you feeling better soon. Epsom Salt baths...my fav!
ReplyDeleteSorry to read about your fall. I almost did the same thing the other morning. I got caught up in the blankets Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteGetting older (not that you are there yet) is not for the faint of heart.
ReplyDeleteI might recommend Epsom salts with lavender. Very soothing and relaxing.
A brand I have found at WalMart and/or CVS is Dr. Teal's, whoever he is when he is at home. Hang in there