Gardening is a DANGEROUS sport!

vfem

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wifezilla said:
Hey I got injured too... a paper cut opening a seed packet
We are so graceful :D
You ladies need to come over here and help me out some... I'm wondering what I was doing wrong, now I want to know what the heck you guys are doing!?!??! :lol:

Ok... hubby has me on concussion watch tonight. So I'm going to take a long hot bath then to bed. He'll be waking me up ever 45 minutes just to make sure I didn't die in my sleep! :/
 

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Well, I reckon I can't, even, go to work and leave you unattended. LOL
Hope you get better soon with the soreness and your restriction is lifted and they let you back in the garden.
 

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OUCH! That's a sensitive spot to get hit in. Thank the Lord it didn't hit your eye.
 

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Good thing you don't wear glasses. I cringed just reading your post. Look at it this way, by this weekend you will be back to working on that garden. :D

Mary
 

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Wow! Hope you are feeling much better today! Those gardens are going to be fabulous- can't wait to see all the goodies you grow in them!! Get well soon!
 

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Please, safety glasses are a must when using power equipment of any kind. An inch and a half either left or right and you could've lost your sight in one of the eyes. With one eye you lose your depth perception which means you'll have a hard time driving. You'd even have a hard time doing little things like putting a lid on a bottle the first time. Put a patch over one eye for an hour and see how far you get. Use safety glasses!!!

Safety glasses are cheap. Go to Lowes, Home Depot or Ace and get a pair and use them every time you use a lawnmower, weedeater, tiller, saw, or anything that has power. It's just not worth it to lose your sight. 'Nuff said!!! You've been admonished...
 

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Wow, what an odd thing to have happen. I wouldn't have thought to wear safety goggles with the tiller, although I do for weedeating and stuff like that. So glad it didn't hit your eye!
 

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Actually, at one point I put on my safety sun glasses.... since I was reminding after working for a few minutes. I took the darn things off to see the bolt on the handles I was trying to find and put back on. That's when the dang thing attacked!

I think it was planning it the whole afternoon! :/

Feeling much better today though.... Just cleaned and patched it up. Made it through work just fine. :)
 

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