2 and a half weeks to go!

[godale03]

Well guys,

I am finally on the home stretch. I should be back on my feet in about a little over 2 weeks. I am still on crutches but am able to put weight on my leg for the first time since Dec 27th. It feels like I am learning to walk all over again. It is hard to believe I have been home and off of work for nearly 3 months. I have been able to keep myself busy though. Building that CRT was probably the highlight though. I have watched I think every episode of Mythbusters, Modern Marvels and everything on the military channel I think there is. I am going to be a wealth of useless knowledge! I have also gotten re-aquanted with my PS2. I am almost all the way through Call of Duty 2, and am just getting started with Resident Evil 4. I have also gotten to spend a bunch of time chatting with you guys. I am going to hate having to go back to work and not get to chat much. Once I hit the ground my fiance is taking a vacation! So much for getting waited on hand and foot! It was a nice ride while it lasted. I am looking forward to walking again though. It is only like 8 weeks until I get married. Wow. I am also starting work on finishing the basement, and putting a deck on the back of the house. I should be pleanty busy this spring and summer. Thanks for all the support guys.

Tom

 

[digger]

Glad to hear that Tom. I hadn't realized you had been off your feet that long.
Good luck to ya Bro.
Kenneth

 

[Tighty Whitey]

I saw your thread on the crt build. What happend to your leg?

 

[Plaidfish]

Tom's a Honey Do man now....LOL
don't slack on your re-hab.....I did for my knee (slack off that is) and it's a bitch now to get back into shape...

 

[godale03]

Plaid you got that right! My fiance is already making a list. I have already negotiated time to run the RC though. I will be able to race more this year. You are also right on the rehab. It is better to take the time now and do it right. If she had her way I would already be walking. She was telling me to just drop the crutches and walk. Started a bit of an argument. I am listening to the Doc though. Following his words to a T. I just can't wait to join the world of the walking again. I sure do miss it!

Tighty Whitey I broke my tibia skiing the second day after Xmas. Been on crutches ever since.

Thanks for all the support these long months guys. It made the time go by much faster.

Tom

 

[vbgagnon]

Tom Call of duty is awsome, I just finished it on "normal" mode, I'm scared to try hard.

Glad to hear your back on your feet again!

 

[godale03]

Tom Call of duty is awsome, I just finished it on "normal" mode, I'm scared to try hard.

Glad to hear your back on your feet again!

I know. I am working on Normal mode myself. It is killer. I have made it one level into Germany. I didn't think I was going to make it through normandy! I am totally addicted. It is like you are actually fighting in WWII it is that real. I find myself getting pissed when someone from my platoon gets hit. Totally intense. I really feel for the men that were over there for real.
In fact I go back and replay levels like the one in the B2 just cause it was cool. I think once I am finished with this one, I am going to try out FEAR. I heard that game is wild. Take care.

Tom