...I'm out for the rest of the school year. In 3 months I should be "ok", it'll take 6-12 months to heal. Skiing next season isn't out of the question.
The folks at school are looking for a long-term sub. I have some tests coming for me to grade tomorrow, but after that I don't know what I can do.
Oh, my. That sounds hardcore. I can't imagine trying to deal with that - physically, emotionally, or professionally.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes.
I think the "physically and emotionally" are going to be the easiest parts to deal with. The people at school are doing a great job carrying my extra load--right now they're working on getting a long-term sub for me.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry you are hurt. The hardest part is getting back in the swim of things after the fact. Well I guess this, and your relative immobility, will give you plenty of time to blog. Blogosphere, beware!
ReplyDeleteThat sucks. Need books?
ReplyDeleteI just got my "learn and speak Icelandic" book from the library, on loan from another library, today. Since the doctor said I can still take my Iceland trip in August, I want to be able to at least say please, thank you, excuse me, etc. in the native language. I think it's only respectful.
ReplyDeleteDamn dude! Sorry to hear about your encounter with the sticks and snow.....
ReplyDeleteSkiing is one way I haven't injured myself....and I plan to keep it that way. Am safe from snow down here in the desert....
Anyhow, I hope things head toward normalcy soon. Follow the Dr's orders and what your body is telling you....I'd guess you can go to graduation in a month or so...
I know you don't watch TV....maybe subscribe to XM or Sirus Radio....? keep us posted.
I have no desire to go to graduation, but I'm very interested in getting back to school before finals and telling my kids good-bye.
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