Cuss up a blue streak, Jan! In my experience, it helps pain and anger a ton to dissipate. Of course, as you said, it’s wise (and loving) to choose your audience, if possible. And so best of luck with your g-dmn knee replacement. 😘
My best to you in your new bionic knee endeavor. At least you didn’t have to break it first to get a new one, but mayhaps it took years to get to this point?
My husband had both knees done at the same time. He literally didn’t have a good leg (with a working knee) to stand on. Then he had both hips replaced--one at a time about 3-4 months apart. And as you know I had a total right hip replacement but I had to fall and break the top of the femur first. Talk about cussin’!!! I had some choice sentences to go along with all those expletives as I laid there on the floor. So go ahead and “let out” to the Universe, Angels, Gods, Substack, and whoever else you need to. Eventually, you will feel sooo much better! I promise.
Cuss up a blue streak, Jan! In my experience, it helps pain and anger a ton to dissipate. Of course, as you said, it’s wise (and loving) to choose your audience, if possible. And so best of luck with your g-dmn knee replacement. 😘
I’m working on it, Andy. Takes practice, but I’m getting there.
My best to you in your new bionic knee endeavor. At least you didn’t have to break it first to get a new one, but mayhaps it took years to get to this point?
My husband had both knees done at the same time. He literally didn’t have a good leg (with a working knee) to stand on. Then he had both hips replaced--one at a time about 3-4 months apart. And as you know I had a total right hip replacement but I had to fall and break the top of the femur first. Talk about cussin’!!! I had some choice sentences to go along with all those expletives as I laid there on the floor. So go ahead and “let out” to the Universe, Angels, Gods, Substack, and whoever else you need to. Eventually, you will feel sooo much better! I promise.
Thanks, Gail. I really appreciate your humor and encouragement.
So sorry about the knee, but from what I hear, you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it years ago.
As for salty language….I can out cuss a sailor. Its cathartic, expressive, colorful, and many other good things. Let ‘er rip!
Thanks, Gayle! My four letter word vocabulary has always been very rich, but I haven’t spread it around very much. As they say in NC, “Amen, sister!”
Love that! There is a reason Royal Rische tells me regularly, “that’s not very ladylike.” 🤣🤣
Seriously, good luck.