Nothing but mush.

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Not the drive.  I actually did a really good job of that.  Though it is raining, now.  Seems better than snow, if it can drain off, though it may just be more and more trouble.  It will, before long, if it continues, wash the salt off again, for sure.  No, I am mush.  I can't squeeze my biceps into much.  First, it hurts a bit.  Second, the best I can muster through that is a ball of clay.  There is some meat there, from simple size, but not much else.

The lower back was murder, about half way through the job.  I worked through the pain and it just went away.  My legs are like my biceps... mush.  Now, it's not like I can't do more.  I have hit the icy patches several times since, brought the trash bin back close to the house too.  And I hope to get a shower in, then maybe do some laundry.  But I am not going to push it, or even promise those things.  I could do a lot more, but I would fade quickly.  If I can figure things out, I think I can do much better in time.  I am not sure I can.  I am sure I want to, for fun such as camping, hiking, and snowshoeing... for work, just stuff around, in, and out of the cave... and because.  Who wants to be a cripple?  I sure don't.  Rather work hard, and have the health for it, than fail.  Up to a point, of course.

In my prayers, I have been thanking God.  Both for the snow and the gumption to go to it.  I am well pleased to do.  I offer these things to His glory, really.  They are His, not mine.  I'm just pleased to be able to do the work.  I am certain it pleases Him.  If nothing else it means I keep at it, beyond even my realistic means.  I suspect, as much as I have overdone overdoing, He has probably been right there with me.  Not that I won't keel over, I just won't do so alone.  *grins*  Later.