Hi Cuties! When I was young I used to hear ‘old’ people talk about their ‘rotten’ skin because they would have a tear or break in their skin. I always thought what do they mean? Well now I know. This morning while just making our bed I peeled my skin back on the top of my hand. Oh goodness that burned ( and still does) and bled. I put pressure against it when I covered the skin back over and called for hubby to come put a bandage. I told him I was just tucking the quilt between the footboard and the mattress and the top of my hand was toward the quilt, so how it peeled back I sure don’t know. Now because my skin is thin and ‘rotten’ does that mean I’m old? 😉😩😂
Well I am old and maybe that is why I end up with bruised looks by just scratching.
My late MIL was 102 and she use to refer to the other people in the home as poor old dears, so no you are not old. Just remember old is only a word. Ann is so right "Vintage" is way, way better.
You are fortunate having low blood pressure, mine is still high and I'm trying my best to get it down. The doctor told me to de-stress for these next 44 days until we leave, otherwise I'm going to have to increase the dosage, (sad face here now) Love to you and yours Chris
The other one said "A clean house is the sign of a broken sewing machine" he he he!!!
I loved to see my father play the organ or paint a portrait; my grandmothers knit, and my grandpa repair fishing nets. Hands that told a story.
But when I see my own hands I don't see the story but the ugliness and have to remind myself they still are 'capable' whatever they look like.
And no, I am not old! :)
My husband fell a couple of months ago. Peele back an area of skin about 3" by "4. Took him to a "doc in the box" and they told him to put petroleum jelly on it...wrong! Don't do that! The next day he had an appt. with his wound care doctor. He moved the skin around and stitched it back together wherever he could. Then put some antibiotic med and put a dressing on it. It healed very fast.