J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by AllyG

Admin,
I'm glad you're only virtual as far as I'm concerned. I'm rather fond of my head.

Although, come to think of it, I suppose you could trace me through my computer.....AAAAH....I'd better run for the hills

Ally

I have had a look back through the messages on this thread, and there seem to be only 3, on the first page, actually about boot fitting, and then there are a lot of very interesting, but way off topic, messages about all sorts of things by several different people.

I am now officially giving up my squatters rights to this thread, so that all genuine posters interested in boot fitting can have it back.

Ally

My arm is quite a bit better today, and I've got an appointment now with the osteopath for tomorrow, so hopefully there won't be any long term damage.

There are still plenty of logs left to load onto the trailer, after cutting down five 40 feet high Monterrey Cyprus trees, so if you want to come and help me Ian, with my 'non proper' job you're very welcome, as long as you are good at lifting heavy logs onto trailers :-o Plus, I could do with a hand (or arm really) to load the contents of the house into boxes ready for the painter. My husband has gone off ploughing again today, on contract work.

As a matter of fact, it's the first time I've felt pleased I'm not going ski-ing, because I don't think I'd be able to ski with my arm like this. It would have completely wrecked my holiday. I wonder what happened about Dids' daughter and her wrist, and whether they went on their ski holiday or not. I hope she was O.K. and they did go and they're having a great time.

Ally

Well, maybe Ian, but this is WALES don't forget,

Ally

Thanks Ian,
So does this count as borrowing a thread then? And do we give it back if someone wants to know some more about boot fitting? And how long are we allowed to borrow it for?

:lol:

Ally

Thanks Rose,
I have bought a sling today and put my arm in it to try and stop me from using it, but I'm also lifting it with my other arm to stretch it (I had a 'frozen' shoulder before, after I broke my other shoulder). And I've got voltarol and one of those re-freezable ice bandages.

120 seed potatoes is an awful lot. You must have quite a large allotment. We used to grow our own vegetables here in our garden, but we got too lazy. I like growing flowers more. We have a huge garden, must be nearly an acre.

I hope your back recovers in the jacuzzi, and all goes well tomorrow when you're back at work. Have the spots all gone?

Ally

Ian,
Is this what people mean by hijacking a thread? Isn't this one supposed to be about fitting ski boots?

Ally

Rose,
I am panicking because I've only got a couple of weeks left to get our second holiday cottage ready for the season and we have masses left to do, and I've damaged the muscles in my left arm (hopefully temporarily) and I can't use it now, and I have to pack up all the stuff in the kitchen etc. for the painter, with only one arm, and take stuff to the tipp etc.etc..

And I am going to be a godmother on Sunday and I've never done it before, and I will have to dress up smart and say my lines right in church, and I don't suppose I'll be able to lift the baby now with a bad arm.

Ally