Comments | swerve: books and sleep

swerve

books and sleep

Aug 31, 2010 11:30

Post-op day 20 ( Read more... )

recovery checklist, sleep, pao, books, right hip

Comments 15

wait August 31 2010, 16:00:57 UTC

Seriously light is Judy Blume's novels she wrote for adults. Check out "Summer Sisters."

swerve August 31 2010, 16:23:28 UTC

Oh, I loved her books for young people. I'm sure I'd love her work for adults. Thanks.

muse August 31 2010, 16:01:08 UTC

As I've only recently returned to LJ, I'm not sure what happened. I wish you a healthy, happy recovery.

swerve August 31 2010, 16:20:36 UTC

This entry should bring you up to speed on how I ended up where I am.

Welcome back. I've missed you.

katyakoshka August 31 2010, 16:03:49 UTC

Glad to hear your recovery is going well thus far. Best wishes for such trends to continue!

swerve August 31 2010, 16:21:06 UTC

Thank you!

janietrain August 31 2010, 16:33:17 UTC

I wish I had time to read, but I'm not going to resort to surgical recovery. =)

Sounds like everything is coming along well. I hope the rest of your recovery time is short and sweet.

swerve September 3 2010, 13:22:12 UTC

I really don't recommend surgical recovery as entertainment. It would make for a lousy vacation. The extra nap time is nice, though.

Thanks for the good wishes.

savvyfan August 31 2010, 18:31:37 UTC

I recently reread "Watership Down." It's one of those books I always feel like waving at people and saying "You've GOT to read this!" You probably already have. :-)

Fun, light hockey book: George Plimpton's "Empty Net." Actually anything by Plimpton is fun. He never fails to make me laugh.

Glad you're progressing!

swerve September 3 2010, 13:28:06 UTC

Hey, a hockey book I haven't read! I'll pick up a copy. Thanks.

Have you read Zamboni Rodeo? It's a wonderful book about a year in very low-minor hockey in the south. I recommend it to everyone I know who likes hockey.

savvyfan September 3 2010, 16:09:58 UTC

Thank you, it looks hysterical. :-) I'll have to track it down.