Ok so it’s 36 hours until I am placed at the mercy of a man with a sharp knife, wearing a mask and a head torch with whom I have never met or held a conversation with, ever! Not that I’m either counting or worried, honest, well maybe just a tad worried. To be honest though I cannot wait for Friday to come and go so that I can turn the page on the last few months, putting all the discomfort behind me (no pun intended). Hopefully I’ll soon start picking up on my fitness levels and be able ‘get out there’ as much as possible. It’s only when you are unable to have or do something do you realise how much you love, need or depend upon whatever is missing. I need the outdoors to keep me sane in this world where doom and gloom seem to be the order of the day.
Therefore this will my last musing until maybe after the weekend and my inflatable computer chair is installed, and tomorrow I thoroughly intend to be outside dawn to dusk, come hell or high water. So until further notice all projects are on hold and I guess that I’ll have little few tales to chronicle in the forth coming week or so. Although , perhaps buoyed by Owl’s comments and a couple of work colleagues remarks on my writings I may try my hand at a few short stories from my youth or maybe I’ll just sulk and feel sorry for myself , who knows time will tell. I hope that all of you that I’m following will fill your blogs with your usual wealth of rich and enjoyable stories to help me pass the time and give me inspiration for my journey back to the outdoors. Well enough of this feeling sorry for myself its back to the cider and a takeaway before I’m banned from tickling my taste buds tomorrow. Enjoy life and live it to the full, it’s not a rehearsal!
8 comments:
Life will be SOOOOO much better when you get those taken care of! I wish you a speedy recovery and look forward to your musings when you return to the keyboard.
Why the long wait on the surgery. were you trying to wait the roids out. in America you can schedule a surgery a week after your diagnosis. You have been living with this for 3 months (Yikes). I must say I feel for you and hope all goes well. It does make for an interesting story though.
Here is to your quick health recovery and return to quality time in the outdoors. Keep us posted on how you are coming along.
Thanks all, oh and Gabe no it's not me being brave or stubborn, just the time it takes for our health service to lumber into action.
Very best wishes John.
Regards, Le Loup.
Best wishes for a quick recovery.
Wolfy
All, thank you for your support, but my next post should explain why i could do with it next month, your frustrated blogger friend, Murph
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