Well, I've seen the podiatrist and have a boot to wear when I'm walking. It will take 4-6 weeks to completely heal. I can drive, and don't have to wear the boot when I'm not walking. Still, it's not what the cool folks are wearing this season. We got up at 5:45 am to take our younger daughter and her boyfriend to the airport. They're going to a wedding in Philadelphia of one of his countless cousins. I hope they have fun.
I'm reading a good mystery, and read an even better one right before my fall. It helps to have engaging material when you've got your leg up and icing it. We watched "Lincoln" last night, and I still marvel at the acting and beautiful cinematography. We were only interrupted twice: we had exactly two groups of trick-or-treaters. It's sad, but I understand. Every house on our street has too many steps, and it's just not efficient. I gave two ziplock bags to my daughter and her boyfriend to take on the plane. And my husband will eat the rest. He's looking forward to it.
I got a email with a bunch of lovely photos of our granddaughter last night. She looked adorable, and she helped make her own costume. Pretty cute snow princess!
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