lizzybennet | (no subject)

My back aches and my gimpy foot is hurting. This is what I have to show for my day of cleaning. But, the kid's room is clean and so is the kitchen. I also spent about an hour putting together all the kid's imaginext castles. They have 6, it turns out. Now they have them all lined up, 3 against 3. Perfect for a battle!

Not much else to say for today. Tomorrow is pay day. Woo-hoo! We made it through another dry patch (financially). Hopefully we only have one more of these to endure, at least as far as our school career is concerned.

I made the mistake of letting Zack do his homework after dinner instead of making him do it straight away after school. He is pulling out every trick he knows to avoid working on it. That kid *huge sigh*. He's the one that gave me the gray hair I found the other day, lol.

My life is pretty humdrum when I'm not in school. Same schedule everyday. Get up, drive the kids to school, come home, clean, pick the kids up, fix dinner, put the kids to bed. As much as I complained about how hard last semester was, I really am thankful that I have that stimulus for my brain. I love it, truth be told.

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Why do your back and foot hurt? How long has that been going on? Is it a combination pain, or two separate issues?

I don't think the two are related. My back was aching from sitting on the floor for an hour. My foot is the real issue. It has been hurting for quite a while. It hurts on the bottom, where the arch should be (I say that because the arch is virtually non-exsistant.) The pain has gotten worse within the 2-3 years. I plan on seeing a Dr. about it soon, I just haven't made an appointment yet. Part of the reason that I need to resolve the problem is that I can't run far, because of the pain. I also can't walk for long distance without seriously paying for it later in the day.