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Sep. 19th, 2019 02:33 pmOMG! Just raw the promo for the new Maleficent movie, and I simply cannot wait to see it! Teh Pretty calls like a siren song.
Last night I tried taking double my normal dose of melatonin at 8:30pm, and while I didn't need the Xanax to help me sleep, I did go to bed with a headache tht sat just above my brows like a sinus headache, and my sleep felt restless. So I don't want that to be my normal evening routine.
But I did wake up earlier than usual - mainly due to L hip pain that radiated into my femur. It's gone now, but it wasn't fun, I hope that's not a sign of further arthritis arthritis damage. The surgeon who X-Ray'd it told me it was bad enough he'd recommend replacement if I weren't so young. I was only 35, and I was there due to an injury, so wasn't interested. Now, the transplant makes me even less of a candidate for replacement, so...
I need to sit down and figure ou what's going on with my sewing machine. Last time I tried to use it, it wasn't behaving. I need to fnd out if it was the item or the machine being difficult. And if it's the machine, it almost certainly needs a a servicing. I wonder if there's a tutorial on YouTube for it, otherwise I'll have to pay almost enough to get a brand new machine, and they'll hassle me to buy a new, fancier one when I neither want or ned one from that overpriced place.
Last night I tried taking double my normal dose of melatonin at 8:30pm, and while I didn't need the Xanax to help me sleep, I did go to bed with a headache tht sat just above my brows like a sinus headache, and my sleep felt restless. So I don't want that to be my normal evening routine.
But I did wake up earlier than usual - mainly due to L hip pain that radiated into my femur. It's gone now, but it wasn't fun, I hope that's not a sign of further arthritis arthritis damage. The surgeon who X-Ray'd it told me it was bad enough he'd recommend replacement if I weren't so young. I was only 35, and I was there due to an injury, so wasn't interested. Now, the transplant makes me even less of a candidate for replacement, so...
I need to sit down and figure ou what's going on with my sewing machine. Last time I tried to use it, it wasn't behaving. I need to fnd out if it was the item or the machine being difficult. And if it's the machine, it almost certainly needs a a servicing. I wonder if there's a tutorial on YouTube for it, otherwise I'll have to pay almost enough to get a brand new machine, and they'll hassle me to buy a new, fancier one when I neither want or ned one from that overpriced place.
