Ouch

[deborah_c]

Well, that was stupid.

Struggling with a more-than-usually independently minded shopping trolley, I managed to walk into one of its wheels. Hard. Unfortunately, nice as my soft leather open-toed sandals are, they don't really provide a great deal of protection against this sort of thing. I came home with the frozen peas packed around my foot, and now have a rather lacerated middle toe, which is currently throbbing and turning interesting colours.

Sigh. Boots. That's what I need, nice boots. With steel toecaps, preferably...

Comments

[pocketnaomi.livejournal.com]

As my mother would explain, you broke the First Rule: Never hit anything harder than you are.

Sympathies and hugs. Hope it feels better soon.

[keristor.livejournal.com]

I'd offer to kiss it better, but *g*... *hugs*

[mooism.livejournal.com]

Ow! That beats my ankle…

[bardling.livejournal.com]

Yeeouwch!
*hugs* & hope it gets better soon...

[feanelwa.livejournal.com]

Oww. Poor you! What you need is purple DMs with pink laces. Then let the dastardly shopping trolleys try!

I just finished the book in front of yours in my "things to read" list. You have a hope of getting it back within the next six months, if I read fast :)

[deborah_c]

*grin*

I still have a spare copy, so no rush. Take the time to enjoy it - it's worth it!

[aunty_marion]

It's obviously a week for feet.

A colleague at work dropped a box of course brochures on her foot on Wednesday. She has a broken bone, and is now in plaster up to the knee, and not due back in work till wedon'tknowwhen.

Mind you, she *did* miss a ...tricky... journey from Walthamstow to Harlesden on Thursday... It's an ill wind, as they say!

[sunflowerinrain.livejournal.com]

Give up the shopping: it's clearly dangerous. Except for clothes-shopping, of course. And books and music. Those are good for your health ;)