Hello and welcome to another Lame Post Friday blog post. I am still posting from my living room couch, gimping around my house on crutches for my basic needs. Of course I count my blessings, because I AM able to gimp around on crutches, at least for short periods of time. And there is still food in my house. I can’t say I have it goin’ on, but at least I will survive till such time as I do.
Enough of my foolish situation. On with the blog post.
Where is Juan Valdez?
I share a picture in hopes of pepping up the post. This is a neighbor’s lawn decorations which I saw on one of my Pedestrian Post with Pictures. When I was still a pedestrian and not a gimp (you see I can’t help but hark back to my petty problems). When I am once again able to perambulate, how happy I will be. “Perambulate” is a word my late husband Steve and I used to use when we had a dog, because dogs quickly learn the word “walk.” They also learn the phrase, “go for a,” so I would say, “Shall we indulge in a perambulation?”
“Did she say perambulation?”
Here is our second dear little doggy, Spunky. I miss having a dog, although with my current state of immobility, I suppose it is a good thing I do not have one.
Only I’m not wearing leggings or fuzzy socks.
I end with a picture which is close to my current view, although I am trying not to cross my legs much, to facilitate blood flow and such-like. This is actually from last December, when I was showing off my new slippers, which my parents gifted me. I hope to leave my couch and my house soon. Will I be Mohawk Valley Adventure-bound? A little uncertainty adds interest to my weekend.
Mohawk Valley Girl 
I like the Slippers. And now I will look up the definition of Perambulate.
Thank you. Sorry to use a word you had to look up.
Good to hear you are still surviving. Dogs are very intelligent creatures and over the years have made humans take care of them without making the fatal cat error of showing their superiority over us.
I love dogs.
And they give you the impression that they love you. Cats have never learned to do that. 🙂
You can say that for Most cats. I have or rather one in my household seems to be an exception.
Although I don’t currently have a cat about the house, I will always incline towards cats, so think you are very lucky. We had two cats for years and I miss them, but it just didn’t seem the right time to take more responsibilities on.