An inexplicably swollen ankle has kept me a bit house-bound the last few days, so I’m recycling a pohutukawa photo from last week — albeit with a bit of Xmas bokeh.
Meri Kirihimete me te Hape Nū Ia
(Merry Christmas and a happy New Year)
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Zimmerbitch 
They are lovely and so Christmasy too. Do take care of that ankle.
Leslie
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Thanks Leslie. It’s an excellent excuse to relax and catch up on some reading.
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😀
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Same to you, Su!
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Thanks Deb.
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lovely photo – hope your ankle is better soon
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Thank you Maureen. Wishing you and yours a peaceful and joy-filled Christmas.
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Thank you – and Happy Holidays and healing ankle! Love pohutukawa trees…when we spent Christmas in NZ I was so taken with them.
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Thanks Ann-Christine. 😀
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Hope your ankle recovers soon – happy Christmas to you too.
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Thanks Anabel. Doc’s not sure what’s causing it, which is frustrating!
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Best wishes for a quick recovery, but maybe a good excuse to keep your feet up at this crazy, hectic time.
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thanks Pauline. I like your thinking!!!!
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Pretty! What’s wrong with your ankle?!
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I don’t know. My doctor doesn’t either, so we’re in wait-and-see mode for a wee while before I may have to go off for X-rays, scans and possibly and MRI.
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Oh my! That must be so frustrating! I hope it’s starting to feel better!
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Thanks Luanne. Merry Christmas
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Merry Christmas, Su!
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You too Su! 😁 Sending you and your ankle positive Christmas vibes. Hope it heals quickly.
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Thanks so much. At least I have a good excuse to chill out and spend time reading over Xmas 🙂
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Lovely festive color.
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Thanks Sherry 🙂
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Very festive. Hope your ankle improves.
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Thank you — so do I.
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I’m hobbling along too. Beginning to think that maybe my issue is with varicose veins, though how that affects my foot goodness knows! Anyway recycle away. I cannot have enough of these pretty flowers and the bokeh is excellent. Wishing you happy holidays too Su. I’m just hoping for some DRY weather!!
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I’m so sorry to hear that Jude. 😦 My doc was at a bit of a loss to know what’s going on. It may be the beginning of osteoarthritis (joy heaped upon joy), so the new year may bring the X-rays, scans and MRI appointments.
Wishing you some respite from the rain (and sunshine too). Actually I would like that as well. We’ve had thunder storms here and the humidity is beginning to annoy me.
Noho ora mai — take care.
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You too 🙂
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So beautiful and festive, Su!! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year too ( sounds much lovelier in Maori!)! And take good care of that ankle! Xxxxxxx
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Thank you my friend. I am being very careful of my ankle, but not knowing what is wrong with it makes knowing how to treat it difficult. Sometimes I’m fine walking around, then suddenly I have shooting pains that take ages to subside. Sigh.
Hope you have a very happy Christmas and a restful, creative holiday.
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Did you try cool packs? Sounds a bit like stressed tendons to me (I’ve become an unwilling expert). My knee’s behaving badly too. Totally look forward to some relaxing during the holidays, yay! 😄xxx
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