Taking a few more days offline as I go in for my surgery first thing in the morning. They’re taking out about a finger-sized piece of muscle from my thigh which I’m told I will hardly miss and will heal from quite quickly so with luck they are telling me the truth and there will be little downtime (Say WHAT?). It’s so hot and noisy in this studio though, enough so to risk my health with adverse effects on healing, that we’re all going to spend the first two nights of recovery at a nice hotel instead. Hopefully that’ll also off-put any stress that Nefarious has from this with the joy of the hotel’s four-storey high corkscrew waterslide. I will do my best to take some photos of the operation.
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That’s a picture of your hotel? nice place. Bet it’s nice and cool :)
What a great idea for your recovery. Ari’s such a little trooper with what everything’s been happening lately. I love hearing your methods for making her life changes more tolerable. You’re an amazing father.
If I had a billion dollars I’d also have a crazy high waterslide but that would be the only ridiculous expense on and for myself. Oh and kids and Grands could enjoy it as well!
I send you flowers, oddles, by thought-o-gram! Get hyper soon!!!
Thinking of the whole lot of you.
Ich drück’ dir die Daumen, dass alles gut geht.
I wish you God’s speed in your recovery and through this operation. What you share with us all of your family only makes me appreciate the time I have with mine all the more. You are well-thought after and prayed for.
wishing you well
Thinking of you and crew and hope you three are right as rain.
speedy recovery!
I met your activities toying around chrome experiments, from then on i cant’t stop reading your blog.
In bocca al lupo, Shannon!
P.S.
in italian literally is “in the mouth of the wolf” and means best wishes.
My thoughts are with you Shannon for the success and quick healing of the surgery.
Hope you’re feeling well soon, Shannon.
Hope the operation goes well and your recovery is speedy! Taking Nefarious to a hotel for a couple days is a great post-op idea.
Best wishes for a quick and uneventful recovery!
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