Almost back in the saddle

[melaniesuzanne]

I FINALLY heard back from the nurse practitioner -- after multiple messages over three days -- and the x-rays showed no fractures. Dull surprise. She wants me to wear "post-op" shoes for two weeks, but seeing as how I've been hobbling around in flip flops for the past week I'm not going to worry about that. Speaking of shoes... I'm wearing actual,

Comments

[greta_k]

A word to the wise - since you have a soft-tissue injury, pleasepleasePLEASE stay off of the platforms for at least a month, perhaps 2-3. You don't want to permanently screw up your foot.

[melaniesuzanne]

That was mostly for comedic purpose. I am a hazard to myself on platforms. :)

[greta_k]

I didn't think you wore them, so your comment confused me. Glad I'm not the only one who has issues w/platforms ;-)

[sorchekyrkby]

Awwwww, man...my mom lives in Hilliard-- if you'd have been able to manage traveling this week,we could have met up!

[melaniesuzanne]

Well crud-monkies. Sooooo close. One of these days!

[dr_zrfq]

Since you're trying to get through the books before seeing the last movie... take heart: OotP is by far the worst edited of all the HP books. I know a lot of folks don't much care for Book Six ("the Half-Baked Plot" is a common slur-name) but the editing actually improved. So hang in there. Also, *please* read Book 7 before seeing the last movie. I think it makes more sense that way. (I also far prefer the climactic sequence the way the book has it; everyone sees what happens instead of it occurring away from all others. Also, the book's scene is monologuey, yes, but the movie's scene is confusing. JMO.)