Wonky arms, pins and needles, Extreme Tetris, and awesome neighbors

[tinkcph]

My left arm is being all weird. I think I slept on it wrong, and the wonky feeling lasted all weekend, so I booked a massage appointment for yesterday

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[gammameta]

I have never heard of an acupuncture cure for hayfever. Interesting! Hope it works!

Sounds very cramped. But hope your kitchen gets finished soon.

[tinkcph]

My massage therapist does it/gets it done to herself, and she swears by it. I guess we'll see. I'm skeptical myself, but I'm willing to try anything. And needles don't bother me, so it's not a huge sacrifice.

It IS very cramped. :) But the carpenter should start back up tomorrow, now that the kitchen is finished being painted, and I expect things to move rather swiftly after that.

[wolvster]

I'm always a bit skeptical about acupuncture.
My mom once tried to stop smoking. On the way back from the acupuncturist she already had another cigarette, lol!
(She quit 17 years ago through reading a book by Alan Carr though. Never thought reading a book could help, so who knows what needles in your face do...)

The best thing about renovating and refurbishing is throwing away all the unnecessary clutter from your home. At least that's my most positive thought about it...

[tinkcph]

I think in the case of smoking, you have to really, really WANT to quit smoking, and anything that you're the least bit skeptical about is not going to work. My dad has tried it all - akupuncture, gum, patches, hypnotism, you name it. And his first thought was always to light up a cigarette, "just see if it worked

[dutchxfan]

How's the arm now?

Good to hear your neighbors are the fun kind. Are they the same neighbors from the light in your bedroom?