Just for a change, we haven't got a local forecast for the day - heavy rain, of course, but well into next week and already the surrounding fields are flooding. Mary was going home this weekend, but has decided to stay with me until things improve, so it's not all bad news

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Really, really no object? I would buy a bottle of really expensive wine, couple of grand or more, and see if I could tell the difference to what I normally reckon. Given my unsophisticated palate, I reckon not!

Achilles tendons are notoriously slow to heal. They are a common problem for Rugby players, often putting a player out of action for several months, whether it is the anterior or posterior

It's the Achilles tendon. Couples the calf muscle to the heel. I must gave jarred it and didn't really notice at the time. It isn't severe or I'd have difficulty walking. I can still walk the half mile or so to the supermarket and back but it hurts a bit by the time I get home. It just seems to be taking a while to finally just go away.

Enjoy your dreams. For my part none of that appeals though.

The bishop would have been quite shocked
He preferred to go unfrocked 
But the Curate was worse - 
He dressed as a Nurse

Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 08:46:24 PMI'll be glad when my tendon gets better. It's not the one I bust years ago but the other and I've no idea what I did to it just that it started hurting a bit when walking. I'm assuming it just needs rest and it is getting better but very slowly. Glad it's now and not when it's good weather. I don't think I'm missing much limiting the amount I go out.

Where abouts is it hurting, Klondie?
Would a good knee support   (or wherever it hurts)  help,  just till it mends?

Failing that,  is there a physio at your Gym you could get some advice from?