Whenever it's any one's birthday I get the song, It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine..." by REM stuck in my head. There's some fast lyrics in there where he sings, "Birthday party cheese cake jellybean boom."
Isaak's going to be 13 on the 19th.
He wanted 3 things:
1. A new office chair - If you remember Isaak built up a desk, so the office chair goes with that. Unlucky (because they are closing), but also lucky for me my old work of 18 years sold me a fairly unused office chair for $30. That's way better than the cost of them online.
2. A new pair of shoes - I would have gotten him those anyhow. He wanted them for his birthday. I found a pair that looks just like a jacket he wears all the time that are ASICS. They were $20 cheaper on Amazon than they were in the store. Yay me.
3. A back massager - An odd request for a 12 - soon to be 13 year old, but he wanted one.
This back massager is fancy! I came in a cool case, with all kinds of attachments. Eight to be exact.
The brand name: Trace Kasa
I've never heard of that brand name before, but it is rated well on Amazon.
The cost I feel like is reasonable. I looked at their competition, and they sell them from $39 all the way up to $399!
Why Get a Back Massager?
On the Apel side, they have a history of having a bad back. Instead of paying for Chiropractic care it's good to maintain back care with exercises and a deep tissue massage. I already to Isaak that he's going to use this on his dad's back too.
Muscle Soreness Relaxation
Trace Kasa percussion massage gun can relieve body stiffness and soreness with deep and powerful muscle massage after doing exercise, or for a warm-up before exercise.
It is suitable for personal use.
Rechargeable Battery
It does have a rechargeable battery. I kind of prefer a plug-in with most things.
Do you have a back massager?
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