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learnteach ([personal profile] learnteach) wrote2008-02-19 01:31 am

Toes.

Toes.

Toes is nifty.
Toes is neat.
What toes is
is fraying feet.

I'd like the skin between my toes to stop blistering, OK?  OK.  Didn't get to any demos this weekend (or anything on Sat or Sun except a dogwalk) due to the itching.  And ugly--UGGGGGGGG LEEE!   But that's enough. 

Did see brother Rex, got haircut with him.  Did have brother Kurt help slap living room around, now the furniture is in the right places and it's time to get rid of things.  The TV is HD--I didn't know!

Planz for the week:  No subbing.  No roadtrip due to Dad wierdness, and not wanting to take the motorcycle through snowy passes.  Fight, for the first time this year, and throw out another metric buttload of stuff.  Take the dog for drags (he drags me) when possible.   Get all checks depositied.

Find out how Estrella was for you guys.  

Gnight!

Nope.

[identity profile] learnteach.livejournal.com 2008-02-19 06:42 pm (UTC)(link)
The toes weren't that wet or constricted...well, possibly. More likely some evil combination of edema (long story) and athlete's foot fungus. Walking the dog helps the edema, and I'm using topical cremes on the Athlete's fungus, but the best cure is Desitin Creamy, which is great stuff.

Re: Nope.

[identity profile] kawgirl.livejournal.com 2008-02-20 05:33 pm (UTC)(link)
I heard that peeing on your toes is a pretty affective way of dealing with athlete's foot. I'm not sure if I want to know if you're trying that, though. (:

Re: Nope.

[identity profile] martianfencer.livejournal.com 2008-02-21 05:59 am (UTC)(link)
Try -- believe it or not -- Listerine!