[Piffle]

Well I was going to reply to this honestly, but then I reread the guidlines in a bout of paranoia and realized that nothing that has happened to be lately, good or bad, is appropriate….haha. So… I dunno. I guess I should start doing more appropriate things. ;P

Oh, there is one good thing I can say.

My sister in Rehab is finally getting to see her daughter more often. Didn't happen to me directly, but it makes me very happy.

[yamerias]

Good Times

To be honest very little has been “good”, but….

• I have iTunes match on my Laptop, iPhone and AppleTV meaning I don't need a hard drive hooked up all the time for my music…but I back it all up just in case anyway.
• I got to see my sister last week, I miss her. Get to see her Thursday too which is nice.

Bad times

• The headaches just won't go away. It was initially thought there could be a cranial bleed, but that has now been ruled out, and it would appear the pain is being caused by nerve damage in my neck…which happened when I was 18.
• I've been diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my right knee.
• I have tried to do various orders from places for American candy to try and cheer me up….and EVERY ORDER HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Everything I wanted is out of stock. I'm a little narked.

[yamerias]

GOOD TIMES

• I have invested in an iPad! I have a wifi-only 32Gb iPad2 which is a nice piece of kit and great for music and graphics. Pretty good for games too. It means now my laptop is like a “base station” where I can back up my iPhone and iPad and my music collection is still safe residing on an external hard drive.
• Next month, I'm upgrading from a 32Gb iPhone4 to a 64Gb iPhone 4S. Yeah I know that the new iPhone 5 is most likely to be just around the corner, but to be honest, I'm more interested in a phone with larger capacity and better camera….and then upgrade again in a couple years.
• No palpitations for almost 2 months! I honestly think that my heart being ablated has workd…at least for the short term.

BAD TIMES

• I have been diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my right knee. This would not have bothered me too much except that has been diagnosed in my “good” knee, meaning I can do a really awful John Wayne swagger when I walk!
• The headaches are still there. They come and go, and they seem to settle over my right eye. Thankfully it is not down to a cranial bleed (I use anticoagulants) but are being caused by the nerve damage in my neck. I think the headaches are attacking my concentration too, as it feels a lot worse than usual.
• Sleep is driving me crazy….or should I say lack of it. I want to sleep, and when I do I'm having recurrent nightmares. Damned if I do, damned if I don't.

[Martin Reed]

Glad to hear the good news about your heart, Yam.

GOOD TIMES:

A friend recently relocated and now lives just a couple of miles away

I have finally started a retirement savings plan

BAD TIMES:

My car radiator is leaking

I just burnt my finger on the fireplace!

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