Best Friends, Occasional Enemies: the Lighter Side of Life As a Mother And Daughter (Reading Group Gold)
“What am I talking about? Let me explain.
I was sitting at my kitchen island, writing on my laptop and watching the football game. The refrigerator was to my right, and an iced Diet Coke and a bag of tortilla chips were close at hand.
This is called a home office.
And the dogs were sleeping where they usually do, on round little beds behind me, like Muppets on tuffets. One of them made a funny sound, so I turned around to check on them.
Or tried to.
Because I couldn’t turn around, not all the wa...y.
And there was nothing wrong with my back, and I wasn’t sick or anything. I just had to make an effort to turn all the way around.
What?
And this happened the other day too, when I was walking the dogs and heard a car coming down the road, so I turned around to see how close it was. But I couldn’t see.
My nose was in the way.
I couldn’t see behind me without turning my whole body.
What’s going on?
I went on the Internet and got the answer I feared.
I’m fifty-five.
I did a search, and there was article after article by doctors, physical therapists, and scientists, all saying the same thing.MoreLess
I was sitting at my kitchen island, writing on my laptop and watching the football game. The refrigerator was to my right, and an iced Diet Coke and a bag of tortilla chips were close at hand.
This is called a home office.
And the dogs were sleeping where they usually do, on round little beds behind me, like Muppets on tuffets. One of them made a funny sound, so I turned around to check on them.
Or tried to.
Because I couldn’t turn around, not all the wa...y.
And there was nothing wrong with my back, and I wasn’t sick or anything. I just had to make an effort to turn all the way around.
What?
And this happened the other day too, when I was walking the dogs and heard a car coming down the road, so I turned around to see how close it was. But I couldn’t see.
My nose was in the way.
I couldn’t see behind me without turning my whole body.
What’s going on?
I went on the Internet and got the answer I feared.
I’m fifty-five.
I did a search, and there was article after article by doctors, physical therapists, and scientists, all saying the same thing.MoreLess
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