United KingdomHi Queenie
This too shall pass.
Please do try and get a decent physio. (Though, as to how this feat is to be accomplished I really cannot advise. Mine was by absolute chance. Ask around, try a few. There must be that perfect physio for you, somewhere in Exeter.) I suppose they must all have passed the same exams, but some of them seem so uninterested in their work that you wonder why they ever wanted to be physios in the first place.
Same in all walks of life, of course.
The comment is often used on the forum that "hips have a way of looking after themselves". This always puzzles me. If that were true, why would we need the forum at all?
ZF: I didn't realise P G Wodehouse had a following in USA. We have just had a short series of half hour TV comedies here, based on the Blandings books. No doubt you will get it over there sooner or later.
However, I don't know if other Brits will agree with me, but I thought it was very disappointing. Although it starred one of my favourite actors, Timothy Spall, as Lord Emsworth, I thought the scripts were very poor. The characters seemed to me to come over as silly caricatures, rather than the lovable, well-rounded eccentrics portrayed by Wodehouse.
Chin, chin, Queenie. Pecker up!
This too shall pass.
Please do try and get a decent physio. (Though, as to how this feat is to be accomplished I really cannot advise. Mine was by absolute chance. Ask around, try a few. There must be that perfect physio for you, somewhere in Exeter.) I suppose they must all have passed the same exams, but some of them seem so uninterested in their work that you wonder why they ever wanted to be physios in the first place.
Same in all walks of life, of course.
The comment is often used on the forum that "hips have a way of looking after themselves". This always puzzles me. If that were true, why would we need the forum at all?
ZF: I didn't realise P G Wodehouse had a following in USA. We have just had a short series of half hour TV comedies here, based on the Blandings books. No doubt you will get it over there sooner or later.
However, I don't know if other Brits will agree with me, but I thought it was very disappointing. Although it starred one of my favourite actors, Timothy Spall, as Lord Emsworth, I thought the scripts were very poor. The characters seemed to me to come over as silly caricatures, rather than the lovable, well-rounded eccentrics portrayed by Wodehouse.
Chin, chin, Queenie. Pecker up!
) and a certain literary bent to even know who P G Wodehouse is over here. But my mother started me at an early age, and I have a collection of paperbacks which I used as therapy after a major surgery in my 30's! I wonder if "Blandings" is available on Amazon or Hulu yet? I hvae a soon-to-expire Amazon Prime free trial...I would agree-- if it's caricatures, it's wrong. I watched a trailer just now, and it seemed a little over the top to me. I once read a SF story in which it seemed to me that Bertie Wooster, Jeeves, AND the pig from Blanding had survived the singularity (none of them mentioned by name nor even human!). I wrote a letter to the editor of the magazine, and IT GOT PRINTED!!!!! So, SF writers know Wodehouse too!!!
everybody!
Make her take REALLY good care of that piercing-- my son got his eyebrow done at 18, and was fanatical about doing what they studio told him to. (He also got a tattoo the day after his 18th birthday.....it's a nice one and only visible at the beach LOL
