@hybotics Foul nasty thing, bursitis, I used to get that in my left elbow. Not sure why I don't any longer. My back pain is consistent but really negligible, I never realised it was a constant companion until a diagnosis a few years ago of lumbar stenosis & sciatica.
@pamela And I'm pme, with an extra e added to each letter. Pronounced pe-em-ee.
@joanna Afraid not. She dropped out of contact after moving from here back to the northern state.
I might even break out one of my bicycles tomorrow and go for a bit of a trundle.
I still have the lower back pain that's a precursor to sciatica but I've not had such an episode for at least six weeks, possibly longer. I'm able to walk longer distances without a cane or rollator walker than I've been able to for several months, although the arthritic knee soon tells me when it's had enough.
But I can't determine any lifestyle change to account for this mobility improvement.
To be fair, given they had a combined height of 23' 5'', The Beatles probably were bigger than Jesus.
Shop had two different Comsol-brand QI induction charging plates, one twice the surface area of the other, thereby having more induction coils for a faster charge. Both were significantly discounted, under 50% of normal price. The larger was $40, only $5 more than the other. The small one is a pad, the large takes the form of a stand, with a fold-out lip so the phone can't slip off it.
Glanced up at the top of the screen at the low battery level indicator, thought I saw 100%. "How can that be?" thinks I.
Oh. It's the time. 10:01 am.
Not falling for that one, you bastards, it's just too different. I received an email on the iPhone allegedly from Apple.
But tapping the sender's email, revealed something rather different.
