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Again, not much work today (yes, I do usually work on Saturday; I work - some - pretty much every day). I was more physically ambitious, though. J. drove us the half block to Safeway, and I walked all through the store with a big shopping cart for support, then almost immediately after that we went to Market of Choice so I could get the carne asada burrito I'd been craving since the accident. (I ordered it then sat in a comfy chair until it was time to go home; J. took care of the rest.)
The radiologist also couldn't definitively say whether the bone is broken or not, so I am to act as though it is, which means taking things easy for two weeks and hoping to be all better in six weeks.
Tonight was finally our turn to celebrate D's birthday with him, and he chose Warcraft III for our activity. We hadn't played it in years and we had to download it anew on all our computers, but it didn't take long, and then we played two games, one that we won handily and one that took us 55 minutes to win. This particular laptop, which likes to crash several times a week, was stable enough for this.
Also, the weather was fine today - not excessively hot, and thankfully the sky was again clear. The fire hazard from the million people we're expecting for the eclipse is scary to contemplate.
The radiologist also couldn't definitively say whether the bone is broken or not, so I am to act as though it is, which means taking things easy for two weeks and hoping to be all better in six weeks.
Tonight was finally our turn to celebrate D's birthday with him, and he chose Warcraft III for our activity. We hadn't played it in years and we had to download it anew on all our computers, but it didn't take long, and then we played two games, one that we won handily and one that took us 55 minutes to win. This particular laptop, which likes to crash several times a week, was stable enough for this.
Also, the weather was fine today - not excessively hot, and thankfully the sky was again clear. The fire hazard from the million people we're expecting for the eclipse is scary to contemplate.