Farting around waiting for the game to start. It's been a good day.

Wife comes home from quilting group meeting, says, "You know, that sag in the top of the buffet isn't really all that bad, maybe we should use it, as-is." smh

I'm going to move the pieces of that buffet out of the way of the project I was working on before this and just let them sit, until the aluminum-foil ping-pong ball hitting random contacts she has in her head comes to the final state on her choice. 

(September 30, 2024 at 9:06 pm)Fireball Wrote: Wife comes home from quilting group meeting, says, "You know, that sag in the top of the buffet isn't really all that bad, maybe we should use it, as-is." smh

I'm going to move the pieces of that buffet out of the way of the project I was working on before this and just let them sit, until the aluminum-foil ping-pong ball hitting random contacts she has in her head comes to the final state on her choice. 

My usual reply is 'yes dear'.

Had my lungs scanned again. The growth is stable, no surgery for now, recheck in six months.

Left ear did some popping when I blew my nose and I can hear a little more out of it.

Well, that's a hell of a way to wake up on a Sunday morning.

5.08 am, a 5.7 earthquake.

My left ear is playing a back and forth pressure game with me right now. There's no blockage, it turns out. It's just the eardrum either working or not working. I blow my nose, my ear pops, and I can momentarily hear clearly. Seconds later, the pressure resumes and I can't hear again.

(October 5, 2024 at 9:06 pm)Silver Wrote: My left ear is playing a back and forth pressure game with me right now. There's no blockage, it turns out. It's just the eardrum either working or not working. I blow my nose, my ear pops, and I can momentarily hear clearly. Seconds later, the pressure resumes and I can't hear again.

Look up DYI/OTC treatments for eustachian tube dysfunction.

(October 5, 2024 at 9:06 pm)Silver Wrote: My left ear is playing a back and forth pressure game with me right now. There's no blockage, it turns out. It's just the eardrum either working or not working. I blow my nose, my ear pops, and I can momentarily hear clearly. Seconds later, the pressure resumes and I can't hear again.

Push your left index finger into your right nostril, up to the second knuckle, but keep the knuckle up, toward the top of your head.

Push down with your finger to the cartilege and you'll find what feels like a spiky spur along the edge of the cartilege.

Push this firmly.

It's your brain's reset button and will reboot your brain.

For best results, do drunk.

(October 5, 2024 at 9:22 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote:

(October 5, 2024 at 9:06 pm)Silver Wrote: My left ear is playing a back and forth pressure game with me right now. There's no blockage, it turns out. It's just the eardrum either working or not working. I blow my nose, my ear pops, and I can momentarily hear clearly. Seconds later, the pressure resumes and I can't hear again.

Push your left index finger into your right nostril, up to the second knuckle, but keep the knuckle up, toward the top of your head.

Push down with your finger to the cartilege and you'll find what feels like a spiky spur along the edge of the cartilege.

Push this firmly.

It's your brain's reset button and will reboot your brain.

For best results, do drunk.

Will do, doc.