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Okay, so I'm lying here in bed with both my calves packed in ice. One pack on the front of my right leg, and the other wrapped around the left just above the ankle.
I had locked myself out of the house, and gone out back behind the house to look for the big ladder to let myself in through a window. On coming back into the yard, I was opening the little gate that leads into the passageway between the two back houses (I live in one of them), and in trying to get the gate open, slammed my right leg up against the very sharp-edged brick planter that is right up against the little wooden gate. That made me fall down, naturally, thus slamming my left calf against the very sharp-edged concrete step under said gate.
This place is not laid out in the most logical or convenient manner. It's designed with an eye towards aesthetics, but not ease of maneuvering.
Did I mention that in falling, I slammed both my palms against the brick-and-rough-mortar flooring of the passageway? So my hands hurt, too.
I couldn't get into the house for about ten minutes, so I'm not sure if the ice is gonna work fully. If it doesn't, the bruising will be fairly spectacular. No long walks for me for a few days, I guess.
*sigh*
It hurts.
I had locked myself out of the house, and gone out back behind the house to look for the big ladder to let myself in through a window. On coming back into the yard, I was opening the little gate that leads into the passageway between the two back houses (I live in one of them), and in trying to get the gate open, slammed my right leg up against the very sharp-edged brick planter that is right up against the little wooden gate. That made me fall down, naturally, thus slamming my left calf against the very sharp-edged concrete step under said gate.
This place is not laid out in the most logical or convenient manner. It's designed with an eye towards aesthetics, but not ease of maneuvering.
Did I mention that in falling, I slammed both my palms against the brick-and-rough-mortar flooring of the passageway? So my hands hurt, too.
I couldn't get into the house for about ten minutes, so I'm not sure if the ice is gonna work fully. If it doesn't, the bruising will be fairly spectacular. No long walks for me for a few days, I guess.
*sigh*
It hurts.
