Mary Roach, the author of the above books would understand the problems I have with my GI-Tract. Today, my problems were much worse than usual, and I almost needed to call for a doctor to deal with it. As a result, I'm going to have a conversation about this issue and the issue with my legs when I see him next month.
But first....
RQS had to go home today. So we got ready at the usual time for a Monday, and I drove her to the train station. Hopefully, she got home before the first of the thunderstorms started. After I dropped her off, I decided to take a drive to Costco, and look for a dish drying board that they had on the shelves a couple of weeks ago. I didn't find it, so I left the place buying nothing.
When I returned home, I had the first of my GI-Tract issues. (I won't go into details here, but it was a painful experience.) Once this need was taken care of, I decided to take a nap. And then, as I was getting ready to cook something for dinner, the co-op president called, and we chatted about some co-op business I'm not free to discuss here. At this point, I only wanted a slice and a soda - which I got at a local pizzeria.
Next, it was off to Walmart for some undies (I'd never buy my bras there) and a few other supplies for the house. This gave me the chance to walk around a little without putting too much strain on my legs. I figure that I'll have to find safe, dry, and cool places to walk so that I can get in the activity to restore my legs to some form of "normal" health.
Finally, I ended up back at home. And it was just in time, So off came my clothes, and soon I was comfortable in my bed.
