Posted by dave2 on October 16, 2012 at 16:47:13 from (139.139.35.17):
Working in the workshop/furnace room today (much more fun since I found the floor and and been putting up shelves to organize stuff) and lost track of time. Had to slip out and do a couple chores and have dinner. Then the couch took me hostage for an hour or so.... Got a shower and ready for work and figured I'd better make sure I turned off the light and radio in the WS... Was running late, so ran out with just socks and a pair of sandals. Couldn't just turn stuff off and leave cause there was an empty shelf and a couple things that I could put on it. However it got in there, a castiron grate out of the bottom of a stove we had about 7 years ago, slipped out of the bottom of a box and fell edgeways on my foot...
Moved my toes and hated myself for a couple minutes then ran in the house, slipped on my shoes and came to work... Foot's been sore some but started to itch some. After a couple hours, I figured to look and my sock is soaked in blood.... Musta hit just right....Since I saw it, it hurts like hell :roll:
Note to self..... Don't go in the shop wearing sandals..........unless they are steel toed...
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