I don't have to go to lymphedema therapy again until next Friday. My forearm isn't tender anymore and it's hard to tell that it's ever so slightly swollen. Hope it stays that way.
I've been reading screenplays of movies I have recently seen or have seen many times over because it's one of my favorites. I'm trying to get accustomed to the format and trying to follow the films in my head. I've had an idea for a script for years, but have yet to put pen to paper. Maybe reading this stuff will motivate me.
When Jeff, Lili and I went to New Smyrna Beach earlier this month, we came across a lot of jellyfish. Apparently I've never seen one before because I thought the first one I saw was the bottom of a bottle broken off. I amaze myself sometimes.
Here's Lili holding one:
2 comments:
Did you get stung by any of the jelly fish? When I was a teenager my family and I were at a beach in South Carolina. We wondered why no one was swimming on such a HOT day! DAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! So Mom, Dad, Naomi and I lept into the water enjoying the cool ocean breeze and the waves. Suddenly we looked all around us and there were jelly fish EVERYWHERE. Big deal we thought, besides they were kind of "cute" in a squishy sort of way. (We were so dumb and clueless!) Within a few minutes the stings began to register to our thick brains and we ran screaming (much to the delight and laughter of the people on the beach) out of the water grabbing at our skin and still screaming and crying out in PAIN! The life guard gave us some "helpful hints" such as "never be that foolish again" and we painfully walked back to our hotel to take a shower. It was incredibly painful and something that I never want to go through again.
The next day we joined the onlookers on the beach and didn't swim at all!
Sorry you're bored. You need a swimming pool! Even a little one would help to cool you down inbetween yard work chores.
love ya
me
No, they were washed up on the beach and dead, I think. I've heard that the stings can be very painful!
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