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Sunday, September 22, 2013

Giving der Boot der Boot


Finally, riding into the sunset is my boot. After four or five weeks of remaining on the first level of the house, I can finally move back up to my room.  What did I do to keep my sanity, or lack of same? Well, a plethora  of opportunities presented themselves. Working on three models, repairing some of them, playing tetris, and finally getting to watch Star Trek TNG all the way through, were just a few of the activites I engaged in. 
I had to get outta' the house, so on weekends, I went out to breakfast with my folks, and then carte-blanche for me plus groceries for the family, all with a removable full-leg cast on my left foot. 
Most of the time I sat, slept, and ate in my leather recliner, the best birthday present ever bought me. Sure, it's secondhand, but it's buttery smooth  uptown. Certainly, it has wrinkles and tears, but it looks like it used to belong in a plush office or house. Most of the activities took place in that chair summed up my life for five weeks. And boy, was I happy to FINALLY ascend that staircase last week- minus the boot. 

Friday, September 13, 2013

New Sight

This special eye surgeon I'm seeing put a prism on the lens of my glasses. Now I'm not seeing double and with two eyes at last, in 19 mos! So excited! To quote an old Christian song: "You never know what you have until it's gone."
What we take for granted- the use of an arm, the sense of taste, being able to walk, to hear, even to be able to walk; "for every movement of the body, there should be a corosponding and equal feeling of sensation of same." - Never heard of it? Good. I just made it up. Go ahead and enjoy your day, but remember what life could be without the use of at least one of your faculties.