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Definitely less painful in my mind but i HATE needles!

For me, thinking about shots in the fanny has almost the same type of effect on me as enjoying a spanking fantasy. (And in RL, if I ever needed an IM injection and was given the choice, I would always request to get it in the bum, explaining that I don’t have much meat on my shoulders and don’t feel like having my arm movement compromised for a day or so. It helps that that’s actually true; but, sadly, I usually don’t get to choose.) I think the common “trigger” is the idea of baring one’s bottom to an authority-type figure, and nervously anticipating something painful, but “for your own good.”

In contrast, I take it from what you’ve said (and what you haven’t said) that the shot thing doesn’t “do anything” for you, beyond the medical benefit. Despite our commonalities, we’re all different.

Anyway, best of luck with the garden … and may your adorable little bottom get the “green light” for bilateral spankings again as soon as possible! Take care.

Jeff

I’m also pleased, of course, that you’ve discovered that you’re somewhat green-fingered and so will have great pleasure this year in seeing lovely things growing. But, as far as I’m concerned, if I want to see sights of outstanding natural beauty I need to look no further than your delightful bum and the bums of my two ladies…….

Aristotle.

For poison ivy, I use Technu wash if I think I have come in contact with the plant. This will mitigate an outbreak but do nothing once you have it. After I have an outbreak, I use Zanfel cream. It is the only thing I have tried that will reduce an already present outbreak.

You did need the prednisone. You can’t use topical creams in your eye and once it gets in the bloodstream it can pop up anywhere on your skin. I didn’t know this when I had my first outbreak on my arms. A few days later the rash appeared on my butt. Since I don’t go outside bare bottom (unlike some people I know), the urishrol had traveled through my blood to other interesting areas.

Good luck with the recovery.

Glad yhour garden is taking shape. I am no gardener but I jhave often dreamed of being able to grow things – and would especially like to be able to grow vegetables like green beans (which I love).

Young lady–the good doctor INSISTS! (At least, I think I do–can’t read my handwriting on this prescription pad….)

Dr. Ken

Sorry about the poison ivy.

As a kid I learned to watch out for those three leaved plants.

“Leaves of three, let it be.”

The “Leaves of three” warning works as a reminder for poison oak as well I think.

I don’t know if mosquitoes would also be an issue where you are but down here in Maryland, they can be a problem in the evening later in the season.

Still gardening can be a lot of fun.

Enjoy your gardening adventures.