Scale Model Shop

Collapse

Laid Up

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • Mickc1440
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 4826

    #16
    Hope you’re feeling better soon

    Comment

    • boatman
      • Nov 2018
      • 14498
      • christopher
      • NORFOLK UK

      #17
      Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
      Just seen this Dave,
      .....and very sorry to hear it I am too!
      I can certainly understand the "boredom" thing,it must be an absolute nightmare, and as you say,it can happen with no apparent rhyme or reason
      I can only echo what the guys have said,and wish you a speedy recovery mate :smiling3:
      Andy
      HI SMITHY whats up with you then ? as it seems to me nearly half of the normal talkers on here are all laid up as i have also been down with back trouble but i lifted a heavy weight so my fault but im better today after layin on a hot water bottle an pain killers for a couple of days
      chrisb

      Comment

      • The Smythe Meister
        • Jan 2019
        • 6248

        #18
        Chris,
        Ha yeah,it does seem like most of us are falling apart in one way or another lately !!
        I can't grumble too much,just get a frequent twinge if I turn too sharply..... Small beer when compared to a few of the chaps currently
        Andy

        Comment

        • boatman
          • Nov 2018
          • 14498
          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #19
          Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
          Chris,
          Ha yeah,it does seem like most of us are falling apart in one way or another lately !!
          I can't grumble too much,just get a frequent twinge if I turn too sharply..... Small beer when compared to a few of the chaps currently
          Andy
          YEA SMITHY it seems like were all on the way to the knackers yard i only hope im still fit enough to get tiger up the pond an sail her oh this getting old isnt all its cracked up to be yes its nice to retire but then you start fallin apart lol unless you can retire early like ow m8 Bobthestug as he is still a youngster but he has this M/E to put up with so thats not nice for him
          chrisb

          Comment

          • scottie3158
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 14432
            • Paul
            • Holbeach

            #20
            Hope you feel better soon. At least you seem to have enough electronics to stock a local curries.

            Comment

            • langy71
              • Apr 2018
              • 1964
              • Chris
              • Nottingham

              #21
              Hope you get well soon Dave, sounds like you're well on your way to a full recovery, so take it easy and you'll soon be back at the bench..

              Comment

              • Del640
                SMF Supporters
                • May 2020
                • 1179

                #22
                Speedy recovery!

                Comment

                • Mini Me
                  • Jun 2018
                  • 10711

                  #23
                  Good to hear you have enough laid up to keep yourself nourished.....would be the pits if you had to go out and shop while feeling likeoop:.......hope you get feeling better soon and if you see something you really like on slease bay, bust open the piggy bank and go for it....it will do you a wonder of good!:thumb2:
                  Cheers, Rick H.

                  Comment

                  • Dave Ward
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 10549

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Mini Me
                    Good to hear you have enough laid up to keep yourself nourished.....would be the pits if you had to go out and shop while feeling likeoop:.......hope you get feeling better soon and if you see something you really like on slease bay, bust open the piggy bank and go for it....it will do you a wonder of good!:thumb2:
                    Cheers, Rick H.
                    Rick,
                    I've had my groceries ( and my prescription meds ) delivered since I retired - I always hated shopping for food & standing in queues! I have a food convoy from Tesco every two weeks - I start shopping about 5 days before the delivery, and I reckon I must add/change things at least half a dozen times before the order cut-off!
                    I've got on order started for next Tuesday, and I'll add stuff as I notice I'm running out, or decide I really fancy something. You don't impulse buy & can see offers that don't necessarily catch your eye in-store. Sounds a bit sad, I know, but I just think of all the time I would have wasted actually shopping in person
                    Dave

                    Comment

                    • adt70hk
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Sep 2019
                      • 10506

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Dave Ward
                      Rick,
                      I've had my groceries ( and my prescription meds ) delivered since I retired - I always hated shopping for food & standing in queues! I have a food convoy from Tesco every two weeks - I start shopping about 5 days before the delivery, and I reckon I must add/change things at least half a dozen times before the order cut-off!
                      I've got on order started for next Tuesday, and I'll add stuff as I notice I'm running out, or decide I really fancy something. You don't impulse buy & can see offers that don't necessarily catch your eye in-store. Sounds a bit sad, I know, but I just think of all the time I would have wasted actually shopping in person
                      Dave
                      Not sad at all Dave.... Just a sensible use of time of it works for you.

                      Comment

                      • Dave Ward
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 10549

                        #26
                        First time for over a week I've managed to sleep more than four hours at a stretch, would have been more, but for the gardeners cutting the grass outside my window, with what seemed to be an unsilenced V8 lawn mower! I can walk a bit better, as long as I take it slowly & don't make any sharp turns! I managed to do the inbox review of the Bugatti Racer, so I might tentatively sit at the bench - not for finishing the M4 Mortar Carrier, but beginning assembly on the Revell Ferrari Formula 1 model...........
                        Dave

                        Comment

                        • adt70hk
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Sep 2019
                          • 10506

                          #27
                          Originally posted by Dave Ward
                          First time for over a week I've managed to sleep more than four hours at a stretch, would have been more, but for the gardeners cutting the grass outside my window, with what seemed to be an unsilenced V8 lawn mower! I can walk a bit better, as long as I take it slowly & don't make any sharp turns! I managed to do the inbox review of the Bugatti Racer, so I might tentatively sit at the bench - not for finishing the M4 Mortar Carrier, but beginning assembly on the Revell Ferrari Formula 1 model...........
                          Dave
                          Good to hear you had a better night's sleep.

                          Comment

                          • Jim R
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 16029
                            • Jim
                            • Shropshire

                            #28
                            Bad backs take time Dave so, as hard as it is, you'll have to be patient. The trouble is pain is nature's way of saying "don't do that" and if the pain is dulled by pain killers we don't get the message :rolling:
                            Take care.

                            Comment

                            • Dave Ward
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 10549

                              #29
                              Originally posted by Jim R
                              Bad backs take time Dave so, as hard as it is, you'll have to be patient. The trouble is pain is nature's way of saying "don't do that" and if the pain is dulled by pain killers we don't get the message :rolling:
                              Take care.
                              I've only had 2 painkillers in the last 24hrs, I don't like taking them for that reason, but at times it's unavoidable
                              Dave

                              Comment

                              • Dave Ward
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 10549

                                #30
                                At last the back is beginning to behave, it's now only an ache, no real pain. Now, of course I'm beginning to catch up on all that sleep I lost! - but I'm cautiously confident of getting some benchtime later today ( after an afternoon snooze! ) - probably just crank up the compressor to put a basecoat on the Ferrari..............
                                Dave

                                Comment

                                Working...