Our life is slowly returning to pre-accident normalcy. Jess is pretty independent now, drives her car around and doesn't need the walker or any other gadget to help her walk. She does have a "hitch" in her hip and does the "Weebles wobble" thing when she walks, but she says she has no pain. (Side note: I found out yesterday that her orthopedic specialist is a former gymnastics world champion, and was part of an Olympic team.) Her friend Megan spends lots of time with her - in fact, right now they are on my bed giggling at some MTV show. I'm going to kick them out in a minute so I can get to bed. :o)
Greg and I are both back to work full time, with the exception of going with Jess to the occasional doctor's appointment. My first day back was Wednesday, and I've been going full blast ever since. I'm not complaining - it feels good to be productive again. I spent too much time in front of the TV with the girl when I was home!
Jessi called me at work yesterday afternoon and invited me to the movies last night. We went to see "Walk the Line". I enjoyed it very much, even though I don't "do" country music. I left the theater with a grin, thinking about how much my mother would have LOVED this movie!
That's the update for today. Back to boring is pretty good right now!
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.DEAR TAMMY.I WAS TALKING TO YOUR COUSIN LAST NIGHT AND SHE GAVE ME THIS SITE. tHANKS TO HER AND YOU/YOU JUST MADE ME CRY. I MISS YOUR MOTHER SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH. BLESS HER HEART. ACTUALLY WE WENT TO SEE THAT MOVIE WHEN I WAS HOME IN NE. IN NOV. KURT, HIS WIFE(YOUR WONDERFUL COUSIN, UNCLE W, AUNT Lv, AND SECOND BEST COUSIN j. KAY. I NEVER HAVE FORGOTTEN HOW MUCH YOUR MOTHER LOVED COUNTRY MUSIC AND HER DESIRE TO BECOME A FAMOUS SINGER, IN MY BOOK SHE ACCOMPLISHED IT IN BRADSHAW, NE.
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