I want to send my leg to Florida
Feb. 15th, 2007 07:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dchenesNo, really.
About two weeks ago when it was snot-freezing cold and windy, I had to run around after work one day doing a mess of errands. The combination of the wind and the friction between my messenger bag and the pants I was wearing gave me a nice patch of irritated skin on the outside of my right thigh. So I slathered it with Gold Bond powder, and when that didn't work I slathered it with lotion, and it got sort of better.
Then it got to be paper cut season, and the already-irritated patch got even drier. So now it hurts every time I shower, or lie down on that side, or go outdoors, or walk any distance with that bag on my shoulder, or wear jeans because the seam rubs on it. (And it hurts to put lotion on it. too.) It will get better when the air is less cold and less dry.
The weather isn't going to cooperate until about late April. So, I want to send my leg to Florida.
About two weeks ago when it was snot-freezing cold and windy, I had to run around after work one day doing a mess of errands. The combination of the wind and the friction between my messenger bag and the pants I was wearing gave me a nice patch of irritated skin on the outside of my right thigh. So I slathered it with Gold Bond powder, and when that didn't work I slathered it with lotion, and it got sort of better.
Then it got to be paper cut season, and the already-irritated patch got even drier. So now it hurts every time I shower, or lie down on that side, or go outdoors, or walk any distance with that bag on my shoulder, or wear jeans because the seam rubs on it. (And it hurts to put lotion on it. too.) It will get better when the air is less cold and less dry.
The weather isn't going to cooperate until about late April. So, I want to send my leg to Florida.
