There’s only one thing worse than coal in your stocking
and that’s stones in your kidney.
Okay,
there’s actually something even worse than that. It’s having kidney stones when
your husband has just had wrist surgery and says, “Hey, it’s my hurt time.” Again.
You know
how everybody has Christmas traditions?
Well, apparently the Hiltons have a tradition that whenever St. Bob gets
an injury, I somehow manage to upstage him. And it works any time of year.
Two years ago when he had
cancer surgery I promptly dashed across town with sepsis following my first
bout with kidney stones. A year ago when
he tripped over a high curb and hit his shoulder on a post (the bruise
seriously looked like an eggplant)
I then tripped over a vine in the veggie
garden and did a face plant in the gravel around our raised beds.
I came
staggering into the house, glassy-eyed, looking for ice packs to put over my
entire face, using all the frozen veggies I could, which I personally grew and
froze, and now needed to put on an injury I got from growing the stuff in the
first place, which is a vicious cycle that would make most thinking people quit
gardening permanently.
Bob thinks
I’m trying to get all the attention, but I think he’s setting up some kind of
contagious dark magic force field that causes me to have calamities right on
the heels of his.
Now, if
only he can keep from getting sick or injured for the rest of the year…
Avoid
mishaps entirely, by staying inside and reading my books! In fact, you can get all your Christmas
shopping done in one spot. Check ‘em out
here.
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