Monday, April 30, 2012

Gardening injury.

This lovely pallet tipped over as I was moving it, resulting in:

THIS!!!

9 comments:

  1. Ouch, that hurt. Bet it bruised your ego too, as "Now that was dumb." The good news is that you did not get sliced. Heal quickly.

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  2. Gardening.....an extreme sport.
    Jane x

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  3. Ouch! I guess like me you need to keep an ice pack in your freezer. Perfectly normal objects can be a hazard. It looks like you'll be through the purple stage into and nice spring green in no time! Be careful out there!

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  4. Ouch!

    Better turn that pallet into firewood just to teach it a lesson.

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  5. Thank you for your kind thoughts on my horrific gardening injury. Only another gardener would understand the sacrifice. Throwing your body in the path of a falling pallet.
    I do like the suggestion of using it as firewood. Good one.

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  6. Hmmm. Erin, is your middle name Jonah? You are always getting injured! I mustn't be too cruel though - I hope the bruise goes down quickly. In the meantime wear your wound with pride. Gardening injuries are always honourable! At least you have a nice compost bin.

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  7. Hello Mark. Your comment is hilarious. You know what made it really crazy?...I picked the pallet up with my left hand because I tore my rotator cuff around my right shoulder in feb when I fell in Hawaii. I didn't have the strength to hold it, dropped it, jumped back and bam...yup nailed it.
    I have never been an accident prone person. Until the last year. Interesting...I take up gardening....do you think there's a connection?

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  8. You are funny!! Sorry about your bruise though, it is a big one.

    As for the pallet, did you read on Niki's blog they are using them to make verticle gardens for small spaces. Quite clever I thought.

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  9. I saw that too. I have found that the best place to find them is behind stores. Do ask though as sometimes they have a deposit on them and they need to be returned. Usually they give them to me though.

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