Thank you

[djm4_lj]

Thanks for the lovely comments and good wishes on the previous post. I don't have the energy to reply to each one individually right now, but they mean a lot to me. I appear to be generally capable of getting up and doing stuff around the house from time to time, but need plenty of rest. I think the getting up to do the occasional thing is good, as it keeps me chirpy This is entirely as expected, and probably the way of things for the next few days.

Me after the accident

aegidian is cooking pasta with pesto for lunch, and is a hero of the revolution.

In other news, 'Martin from CMS' can fuck off, whoever he is. Waking me up and getting me struggling out of bed to be cold-called about recovering bank charges is annoying enough, without doing it in an accent and speech pattern that meant that I picked up up the phone to hear: 'Hello my name is Martin from CMS how are you going to die?'

Edited to add: although the reason you all know it's still me here despite the bang on the head is that I'm now feeling a bit guilty at directing ire at a call centre worker. He is no doubt working all hours god sends for shit wages, and is in a job where he'd really be financially hammered (and possibly sacked) if he lost the use of oe of his hands for a month or so. Hell, my work even give me BUPA. Privilege; I have it.

Comments

[ladycat.livejournal.com]

Oh sweetie, you pooor thing, and grrrr to car drivers!

Do you need a meals on heels service? :-)

[djm4]

...grrrr to car drivers!

Indeed. Although I need to remember that on the way home yesterday, I saw many, many instances of good and considerate driving (including several cars who went out of their way not to overtake me when I was going through a puddle), and only the one inconsiderate idiot. And this is my first accident in 5+ years of cycling round London.

Do you need a meals on heels service? :-)

Cute as aegidian would undoubtedly look in heels, they might be a little impractical for carrying plates of hot food up the stairs. ;-)