Well, I can’t say things are exactly boring here, but they are starting to fall into a bit of a routine.
Sleep is hard to get, considering the hourly follicle spraying. At least the pain in the back of my head is diminishing. After a spray it was easier to get back to sleep.
Today I got up, goofed around catching up on Susan’s and FaceBook, did some writing, then ordered breakfast from room service (included in the FacialTeam package). After breakfast was delivered (during which I was gendered correctly), I filled the tub and took a bath, which is the easiest way to wash the implants.
I’m supposed to spray Betadine shampoo on them then gently rinse it off without touching them, and without getting the nose bandage wet. That seems like an almost impossible task, but laying back in the tub makes it easy. Besides, it’s a jacuzzi tub. Ahhhh. I’m not thrilled by all the water it uses, but...
After that I sat on the balcony during the warm part of the day. It got up to 67F, and out of the wind it was nice. I did some texting and worked on my nails for a while. Then I decided I’d had enough of being cooped up in this room. They’re used to people running around all bandaged up, so off I went to the restaurant for lunch. It was the first time out of the room except for quick trips down the hall to check the dinner menu, and took a little personal pep talk to get my courage up. But there were zero problems other than getting the stink eye for showing up for lunch at 3:35 when they close at 4:00. Otherwise it went perfectly, with correct gendering all around. Maybe they know that anyone with bandages on their face is from FacialTeam, so feminine pronouns are appropriate. Doesn’t matter. It was nice anyhow.
Back in the hotel room I got a nap to try to catch up on lost sleep last night. And here I am. I plan to head down to the restaurant around 9:30 for dinner, then maybe take a walk down the boardwalk.
Ah, the life of the jet set resort dweller.

Stephanie