He is moving around fine, though. We’ve walked through the
halls several times. He even walks after I leave so he’ll get tired enough to
sleep. Maybe if he didn’t take so many naps during the day… J
Ahh, but I tease. If he sleeps, maybe he’ll heal faster.
Probably not, but it makes me feel better. Heck, I wouldn’t have minded taking
a nap, too!
I have been getting a lot of reading done since Friday.
Writing? Not so much. I finally brought my computer with me on Sunday. Only
turned it on twice though. Once to check e-mails and then to write this blog
post. Just didn’t feel much like writing on the WIP.
I did get to watch the NHL All Star game yesterday. Thank
goodness it was on NBC, or I might not have seen it (unlike the skills
challenge, which was on NBC Sports, a channel the hospital room doesn’t have). Happy
the Metropolitan Division won (Sid’s my favorite player, of course). This was
the first time I actually watched all of it. I like the 3 on 3 and the playoff
style. Made it interesting (unlike other all star games). I did NOT watch the
NFL All Star game, though. I think it’s on a stupid time. Put it at the
beginning of the season, or a couple of weeks after the Super Bowl, then maybe
I’ll be interested.
Speaking of the Super Bowl. My son’s birthday is Feb 5th. I
asked him when he wanted to celebrate. He said, “Oh, I thought we'd do it on
Sunday, around 4:30 or 5:00.” You see, he doesn’t watch football (or any sports
for that matter). Yep. I raised a strange kid.
A strange kid who’ll be 35!! Aaack!
So… Do you think professional sports should do away with all
star games? Nowadays it seems the players don’t want to risk injury, or more
likely the team owners fear their star player will get hurt. At least with the
NHL All Star game, it appeared the players weren’t playing rough (you know, like how
they USUALLY play). I don’t think one penalty was called. A nice, clean game.
If it weren’t for the 3 on 3, it would have been boring. Oh wait! It used to
be! Haha!
Happy Monday.
Stacy
9 comments:
Glad he's doing better. No one rests at the hospital, but perhaps it's better he stays there with that tube.
Most all-star games are pointless. They should just stick to a skills competition instead.
Your son isn't into sports? Yup, strange.
Here's to a speedy and full recovery for the hubs, and a bit of rest for you!
Did you tell your son, "Sorry, no, we'll have to do it earlier in the day"? (heh heh)
3-on3 format creates all sorts of interesting dynamics and allows players a lot of room to be creative. Didn't watch the game, though. I think the players all like to be there, once they're there. And as nice as it was to see Tuukka Rask and Brad Marchand get recognition, the Bruins fan in me would have preferred they stay at home and get some rest (especially Rask; he's a bit overworked again this year).
Oh man! I got busy and totally forgot about the game last night!
Prayers to Hubbs
Sleep is actually a wonderful way to heal. Let him sleep as long as he wants. I hope he comes home soon.
Re: son
How did you raise a non sports fan? Lol. My whole family thinks I was switched at birth because I have no sports love in me. I'll watch the occasional baseball game, but only if there's nothing else on.
Alex - My son has always preferred to PLAY, not watch. Of course, he doesn't play anything now...
Jeff - Well, I did look at my son strange when he said the time, then I realized he was pulling my leg! Probably just as well you didn't watch the game. Rask kind of got clobbered.
Mac - Thanks!
Maria - I have no idea how my son doesn't like to watch sports. He was in the HS Band and would play with his GameBoy during the football game! :)
All - Just wanted you to know that Hubby is back home. Yay! Let the healing begin...
Been away from the blogs... glad to see your DH is home and doing better - prayers and good thoughts for his continued improvement!
Thanks, Jennette!
Hope your hubby gets the rest he needs. I'm not into sports but I think that extra game is pointless.
Ivy - I'm doing my best to keep Hubby from working too hard. :)
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