Another one! How exciting.
Clearly a week is too long to go by without something happening to me.
Friday I got my G2, which is the license level in Canada that allows you to drive on your own. So driving back, my mom starts freaking and yelling for me to stop. Obviously bewildered (as I couldn't see anything on the road), she then shouts, "
LOOK OUT FOR THE PEACOCK!"
Yes.
A peacock.
It was sitting in the gravel by the side of the road, facing away from me, and its fan was folded so I really couldn't see it at all (stupid nature survival skills). Of course, then I start asking why a peacock is there to begin with - I believe my exact words were, "WHY IS THERE A MOTHERFUCKING
PEACOCK ON THE ROAD?!" but I digress. I guess it's the pet of some people who live near there and got out.
This is also apparently common knowledge where I live. I suppose I'm out of the loop when it comes to local exotic pets.
It was a beast too. Gigantic bird.Then Saturday night after work I went for a walk and felt something on my heel pop. I figured it was my Achilles' tendon since I couldn't bend my foot anymore, but on my way back I felt my left tendon strain/pop too. So next day we hop the river to go shopping in America-land and pick up some running shoes for me (which I've been needing for a while as I didn't have any and which were doubly required after this heel-popping incident). They helped my later six-hour shift (full serve gas station) as well as wrapped my ankle, where only my left foot hurt more from putting my weight on it.
Fast forward another day of hobbling, I go to teach martial arts and my Sensei (who tore 3/4 of his Achilles' tendon a few years ago) informed me I should go to the hospital. I was still teaching though, so it was 2 hours of getting kids to fetch me random items as I barely moved (and when I did, it was backwards. It made me look like not such a gimp). That night we went to the ER in the nearest city (dinky rural ER wouldn't cut it), and after waiting about 1.5 hours, a quick examination later, I was told I would have an ultrasound in the next 2 days and if that didn't show anything I would need an MRI.
SO TODAY, I had the ultrasound and was informed the results would be in at my doctor's in a week. :I
well.
Sorry to give you such a cliffhanger, haha.
Anyway, my left tendon hurts much more than my right one now, because I've been supporting most of my weight on it for the past 4 or so days. Oh, and I've been put off work and teaching for the next week because I'm not supposed to walk (a rule broken with the consistency of a juvenile delinquent).
BUT.
ARTWALK THIS WEEKEND
and no I do not have anything kthxbye