I’ve been suffering and babying (apparently not enough) a bad Achilles tendon for several months. Between my walking and then all the time spent on my feet working the past couple weeks, it finally let go. Last Friday night and each evening since, I have spent icing it. I tell you this to explain my walk. It’s barely a walk at all. I’m saving the time I have on my foot for work. This post is no more than a walk around the perimeter of my house. I was lucky. It snowed off and on all day. The colors that remain were highlighted by the brightness, the whiteness of the dusting. I got up from my office, looked outside, and there was magic.
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14 responses to “walk with me wednesday”
I’m sorry that you’re in pain. I know how much you love your walks and you must be missing the stress relief that they bring.
OH NO…(sounds like a dreaded heel spur)…try the stretching exercises, sometimes it helps…I do hope you will be better soon, they hurt like @#$! …(what a time of year to get one…)
Yikes! Be careful with that – those suckers hurt. (It’s like trying to do without a thumb for a while.) At least you’ve got some fresh white stuff to look at for a while. 🙂
Yikes… take care – but what a local walk you have!
Love the pictures – I find the crisp geometric patterns formed by snow to be endlessly fascinating. Hope you’re feeling better soon – I assume you’ve checked into footwear issues that might contribute to / alleviate the problem?
Ice sounds like a good thing to do and stretching, too.
The landscape around reminds me of lace, too! The red berries and birds are a nice complement to the green and white. As usual, great photos.
I hope the inflam goes down quickly. You are doing the right thing and still entertaining us with beautiful camera shots.
Hope you feel 100% soon. I FINALLY got a Walk up. I really had fun with it and I’d like to keep doing it.
Wow-all that and a cardinal too! Sure hope you feel better.
I hope your tendon heals well and soon.
Your walk just beautiful even if short. I didn’t get out the week at all. Temps dropped right off and I went all hermit like.
Judy…are these the clouds I called you about? 🙂
As a veteran of many an injury, might I suggest a referral from your primary care to physical therapy? Sooner rather than later would be good.
Great pictures anyway! Hope you’re feeling better.
I noticed the Isabel Allende book on your sidebar, how do you like it? I’ve read some of her books in the past and enjoyed them.
Hope the achilles problem sorts itself out!
The frosting of snow is very pretty. No such thing here at present – we have very bad bushfires 100 miles north and the place is all smoke.