I have an account on Facebook but I rarely post. At first it seemed interesting but once I got it I realized it was stupid. I'm just going to put my comment here.
Rustys Mom is: sitting here feeling sorry for herself because she broke her toe at karate tonight.
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Ow!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you do for a busted toe? You can't cast it, can you? Do you have to just tape it and hope for the best?
With you on the Facebook thing. A mutual friend of ours (I'm looking at you, JustMe) keeps trying to get me to join, but I just don't wanna. Well I did join once, for about 15 seconds. I thought better of it the second I got the welcome message, went back in and deleted my account.
Feel better soon.
And just because I'm nosy--which toe?
You can't cast them. It's not deformed so I'm not going to tape it. Ice and ibruprofen is the treatment of choice. I was throwing a spinning back kick and leaned too far forward and my little toe on my right foot caught on the mat. There was a loud crack and searing pain. I made it through the rest of the class but I did bump it towards the end and thought I was going to puke.
ReplyDeleteSince I've never made the mistake of checking it out past posting comments I have avoided the addiction. I was innocent of blogs until Just Me introduced me, so stay away from Facebook or you may suffer the same fate.
SO SORRY about the toe! OW-OW-OW-OW-OW!!
ReplyDeleteOh, all right, all right!!! Go ahead and make me feel like the evil Jezebel of Facebook!
I admit that I love the site. I like it a lot better since I ditched the long-term games, like Fish World. They're a huge time drain and frustrating with posting all sorts of nonsense to my profile that I don't feel should bother others. AND they now have an option to block that junk from my new feed, so I only see folks' updates without sifting through game notifications I care nothing about.
And if you don't want someone to find YOU, you can block them in advance. THAT'S cool.