Saturday, January 30, 2016

Words for a Rough Weekeend

Last night was a pretty tough night….the surgeon warned me I'd have some, but last night was special, I thought the drugs would never kick in, and I'd have to gnaw my leg off like a trapped coyote.

I found myself in the middle of the night taking deep breaths and reading assorted literary stuff. I came across this, and I though it was worth posting.

"There is no neutral ground in the universe; every square inch, every split second, is claimed by God and counter-claimed by Satan.”

The good news for today is I found pieces of a Glock, thanks to my friends at Lipsey's, to build my ultimate carry G19 with SI parts. Am very excited! I also asked IWI to get me a 9mm X95 ASAP…you're going to see it in 2017 SHOOTING GALLERY!!!




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8 comments:

  1. Unknown7:59 PM

    Hope you begin feeling better soon!

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  2. Unknown5:50 AM

    Praying for relief and a speedy recovery, I’ve been there brother

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  3. Rastus8:15 AM

    Good fortunes to you on your road of recovery that it may be swift, solid and painless.

    This may be a good time reacquaint yourself with amateur radio. Ships Weekend comes up June 4th. That and continuing to reload....

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  4. Unknown8:33 AM

    Will keep me in my prayers, can't hurt. I am long time married to a nurse so I have no options doing what the doctors tell me.

    And wqs C.S. Lewis ever right! wow.

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  5. Unknown8:44 AM

    Should have gotten a coffee first

    Will keey YOU in my prayers....wow

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  6. Eric10:46 AM

    Listening to your post-SHOT show podcast while I work on my annual report at work on Sunday.

    KEEP OFF YOUR FEET!!!
    LISTEN TO YOUR DOCTOR!!!

    Seriously, it's only for a few weeks. You can do it!

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  7. kmitch2002:03 PM

    3 weeks man, 3 weeks.
    That's when EVERY day starts to feel better than the last one.

    Will there be some sucky ones thrown in there just to keep you honest? Sure.
    Especially when you start to push harder on the PT.
    The destination is well worth the journey!

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  8. Unknown2:27 PM

    The pain of PT is worse than the pain recovering from the surgery. My advice is get the hottest best looking physical therapist you can find. That way when they are torturing you for one more rep or just 1/32nd of inch more of flexibility you can use her as nice distraction from the pain.

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