Had the left rotator cuff and thumb arthoroplasty done on the 20th,had both procedures done on the right side seperatly a few years ago,thought it was a good idea to get both out of the way at the same time,seemed to make sense at the time!
I keep looking at my new shop[we moved just before surgery]and it's makin' me nuts not being able to do anything for at least the next 4 weeks! AARRGG >:(
I really miss the time talking here. One handed and the meds make it difficult to spend much time here.
Well,enough whinning,at least I have an awsome wife and beautiful surroundings to explore here in Mich's U.P.!(guns and foo-fraw ta dream of too!)
good to hear that you are on the mend
Glad you will be doing better. Don't worry, you will be able to play in your shop soon enough. :)
Think of it this way, now is the time to be working out in your mind what all you'll be making in your shop, what materials you'll need to be gathering and what would be best to start off with. Before you know it, you'll be healed up enough to get started on the easier stuff and feeling better about the whole thing. So Get Busy!
Well shucks, didn't even know you were recouping. hdslp Hope you mend quickly and get back out in that shop!
Glad you doing better! Get well soon... we need our pathfinder....
Hope you heal up real quick.
Glad to hear it pathfinder. good luck.
I feel for ya bud ! I hate bein layed up and not bein able to play ! Just keep dreamin and countin the days while makin a list you'll do when healed up . You can plan an attack route and and parts list while recoupin to take yer mind off the fact yer grounded chrrs
Glad that you are starting to feel a little better.
Thaks guy's,boy this list is huge already!!!!I'm thinkin' the first project will be the Bess from the rifle shop,1742 model in iron with a wood ram-rod,or an Ohio back action squirrel rifle,or a .40cal Tennessee,or a new powder horn,or a new fowler bag.or a couple of Riflemans knives,or some powder measures,or,or,or..................................... hdslp
Sounds like you're on the mend and had plenty of time to plan your next project. We are all guilty of not appreciating our good health until we lose it.
thmbsup