Apart from sleeping through my alarm (s) I felt ok when I woke up. I even stretched without too much of a problem.
Then I stood up to walk to the toilet.
FUdge!
My feet, my knees, my legs, my shoulders, my elbows – all the moving parts – hurt. A lot. If that’s what getting old feels like, I don’t want to.
A little while later, after quarter of an hour on the erg (ouch!), and breakfast, and my usual faffing about, I could walk again, mostly without wincing.
Then I had to get back on the bike and cycle to work again..
..at this point I didn’t even bother trying to rename my expletives.
I am told that the second day is the worst.
I hope that’s true.
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In other news, I now have a mattress! Whee!
(I also have a better pillow but the pillow case is in the wash)
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The neighbour with a car helped me carry it up the stairs and into my flat.
The seller had rolled it up and tied it with string like a roly-poly pudding*.
I have never seen such knots!
I set to work undoing the strings, and getting the mattress into place on the bed while the-neighbour-with-a-car talked (and talked and talked).
It seems he’s capable of multitasking though, because I’ve just found this:
I don’t know anyone who ties string so neatly…
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Goodnight people!
Zzzzzzzzzzzz
* Tom Kitten
I’m glad you got help with the mattress delivery and hope you sleep well on it!
Nice that you finally got it. Sleep well, and may your aches lessen.
Thank you 🙂 I’m glad too – one more thing ticked off the list