14 hours later! And let me tell you, driving home today was no fun with THIS:
I very foolishly reached across a steaming kettle of tea and burned the daylights out of my wrist. YOUCH!!!
P.S. Think we travelled well over 2000 miles this week; I hope I get to stay put for a bit!
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I'm glad you all are back. Something always seems to go wrong when you are gone. It looks like you had a great time at the wedding. Dorothy looked beautiful. But, that burn looks terrible.
That's a second degree burn. Don't pop the blister, and if it does rupture, put an antibiotic cream on it right away. Keep it covered. Those types of burns tend to welcome infection....
Sorry, sometimes my paramedic alter-ego gets the best of me :)
10 comments:
I'm glad you all are back. Something always seems to go wrong when you are gone. It looks like you had a great time at the wedding. Dorothy looked beautiful. But, that burn looks terrible.
cover it up.
Use a little Windex on it. Will fix it right up.
Paul,
ROTFLOL! Why didn't I think of the Windex???
Pastor Weedon, that looks SOOOO painful. I am sorry. Get well soon
OUCH! OH, and as a side note - it is snowing, June 6, today. Soccer tourney for 5 year old granddaughter is not happening.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooouch!
Ouch...
your stigmata looks painful.
Marlene,
I absolutely rest my case. MOVE NOW! We have nice homes in Hamel just waiting for you. Leave this perverse weather behind!!!
That's a second degree burn. Don't pop the blister, and if it does rupture, put an antibiotic cream on it right away. Keep it covered. Those types of burns tend to welcome infection....
Sorry, sometimes my paramedic alter-ego gets the best of me :)
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