I am back with a modest update on my right hip labral tear recovery. I have just passed the seven-week mark from the date of surgery, but yet, I am still considered to be in the early recovery stages. My surgery date was May 31, 2023. I was taking some form of required prescription medication […]
This will be quick, because I am tired. For one thing, I started that new job. For another thing, I am trying unsuccessfully to finish Thomas Wolfe’s Look Homeward, Angel. The latter is more exhausting and much less fulfilling than the former. This week, I passed the one year mark for my official osteochondral defect
You Ask? Well, I have been busy. For starters, I have been steadily rebuilding some webforms for the Coach Kiprunning website. In addition, I have just put the finishing touches on my father’s website for his small business: Consolidated Tax and Financial Services. And in addition to those things—and as a direct result of those
Attempted Relaxation Here is a picture of the stack of books that I hope to read during my convalescence. They are as follows: Lee Mcintyre, Post-Truth Colson Whitehead, The Underground Railroad Ron Stallworth, Black Klansman François Cusset, How the World Swung to the Right Mitch Prinstein, Popular: Finding Happiness and Success in a World That
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