Knee surgery was August 4th, followed by a hospital stay until the 7th and then a rehab facility until the 23rd. Wish I was still there actually. They served me breakfast in bed each day and I didn't have to clean anything. And now I am home and bored. Doing outpatient PT and getting stronger every day. Still bored and sick of thinking about my knee. I can't drive or go back to work yet, but both things should happen soon.
I watched the HBO miniseries The Pacific this week while at home and it was just great. Really SHOWED the "horrors of war". I never really knew much about WWII in the Pacific. Next up: Band of Brothers, about WWII in Europe. I watched Wonderfalls last week and that was a really good, fun show. Too bad it only ran for one short season.
Notice I did not say either show was "awesome" or "amazing", two words that should probably go into retirement or at least a long hibernation. I was watching Who's The Boss this week (yes, it's come to this) and the daughter told Tony Danza that "awesome" was OUT and this was like 1988!!!!! I remember a woman named Rose Thomas being the first one I ever heard use "awesome" and I worked with her from like 1981-1985. So, my younger son was not even born yet when I first heard it used, and now here we are all these years later, still abusing the term. Why don't we say something is the bee's knees or the cat's pajamas? Or are terms from 60 (or whatever) years ago somehow too passe, but something from 25 years ago is still ok? Who decides this stuff? How about "groovy"? Or is 45 years old too old for a term? Far out? Cool? Tubular? And when DID everyone start saying everything was "amazing"?
Not that I mean this blog to consist of Andy Rooney or Jerry Seinfeld type rants. I don't mean this blog to consist of anything except what I feel like writing plus a kind of journal so I can remember stuff.
Taking a niece and nephew zorbing tomorrow! Will report back.
A toute a l'heure,
CAM