when you need it. This video is mesmerizing. The Sun
I am not very communicative lately. Dealing with constant pain is very wearing. I managed to get out briefly yesterday with a friend, though. It was a gorgeous day that took three extra-strength Excedrins and two cups of coffee to get outside to enjoy. My fingers hurt. Bah! Also, humbug!
Send me cheery stuff, people. I need some cheer. Please. My email is in the upper right. 🙂
strangely peculiar 
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-11/filmmaker-captures-rare-footage-of-the-elusive-platypus/5880806 some really cute footage of a platypus!
Weird looking animals, but cute. 🙂
I suspect it’s the change in the weather that’s got you in constant pain.
I don’t know. It doesn’t seem to matter. Today it’s colder, and I am a bit worse, but yesterday was warm and I was better, then Tuesday was also warm and I was in a lot of pain. I can never seem to pin it down to anything in particular, what I’ve eaten, weather, whatever. I do often need a ‘recovery’ day after I’ve been out, but the only thing I can really say has a noticeable effect is sleep. The better I sleep, the less pain, generally speaking, but then again, not always. It’s a puzzlement. 🙂
For those really bad (really bad) days, with the shooting pains and all, I almost always have a noticable change the night before. Really achy shoulders, for instance. This last time, my fingers hurt quite a lot when I was getting ready for bed. My fingers don’t hurt as a general rule, just when things are really bad, so I should have had a clue that the next day was going to be bad. I used to be more aware before that miserableness from almost two years ago now.
Not ‘poor me-ing’, btw, just telling how it is/was/has been/whatever. LOL
This is so freakin’ bizarre! But I wonder if it’s not the temperature do much as the barometric pressure: Himself will ache like mad on a sunny, hot day, but the next day will be cloudy and we’ve put two-and-two together. It’s that change that is doing it.
Why the hell can’t they figure out what’s wrong? You said they did test for Lupus, right?
Tested me for everything they could think of at the time. It’s a wonder I had any blood left by the time they were through. I’ve read that barometric pressure can cause headaches, so it’s possible. Maybe I’ll keep track for awhile. Thanks. 🙂
*fingers crossed*