Don't you think the colors are lovely? They don't quite look like fall, but we can imagine they do. Anyway, all of a sudden I have five children rushing to their ailing Mama who is rocking back and forth and crying on the bed...in such pain I have no idea what I hit because the pain is all over my foot and shooting up my leg by this point. Every time I looked at it yesterday, the purplish black color kept spreading. When I woke up this morning...it was at the base of my toe as well. It really isn't that bad though...as long as I don't have the sheets on the bed touch it...and when water touches it, that hurts too...oh and did I mention socks and shoes...that doesn't feel very good either...but other than that...it's just peachy!
So, that is why I am here on this Sunday morning instead of church. You wouldn't think such a little thing could cause so much problem would you? Amazing what those little appendages are capable of when they get hurt. Otherwise, we don't even give them a second thought huh? Well, this little toe has sure got my attention now...and I will never look at it the same way again. My dh wants me to get it X-rayed to see if it is fractured...but if it is...I don't want to wear that big 'ole shoe around for weeks...or have it taped up...and I am just tired of going to doctors lately. I was SOOOOO looking forward to this week because I didn't have a doctor's appointment. But, I may still go. Right now...I am limping along...still grateful that things could be a whole lot worse and they aren't. At least I can walk...at least the rest of me is feeling pretty good...at least my children don't have H1N1...my husband is healthy and I've talked to him...God is still on the throne! Yes, in the scope of life...this is just an insignificant little bump, a rather painful insignificant bump, but still insignficant. Hope your having a blessed Lord's day!
4 comments:
ouch! that looks painful! Bless your heart.
the colors *are* pretty though....
Oh my, I wait a week to check your blog and find so many lovely additions! Your poor toe. Here's a Bible verse to help your next few stumbling days: I Cor. 12:26 "And if one member suffers, all the members suffer with it..." And verse 22: "...that the members of the body which seem to be weaker are necessary." It just came to mind, how you never really need your 4th toe until you, well, NEED it!
I hear you loud and clear about the compromising too. I teach a Bright Lights group in my home to a group of about 11 girls ages 10-14. The lesson on holiness (being set apart from the world) and last week's about words probably held more conviction for me than it did for the girls, but we talked about that very topic. Thanks for the confirmation. I sure would love to meet you some day. If we do, I hope you could get a word or two in edge-wise...so I could learn something! God bless you.
Lois,
Love the verses...especially in light of my recent "stumbling." :) I would also love to meet you as well. It is nice to "meet" friends via blogging, but it would also be nice to take it a step further and finally sit down with some of the other wonderful, like-minded Christian ladies I have had the privilege of chatting with. God bless you!
Oh, what a bummer! Love your fall colors, LOL! Seriously, Ouch! If it doesn't feel like it is getting better, I'd go to the doctor. It is so sweet that your children were concerned. Hope it isn't as bad as it looks.
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