Well, a little bad news. A couple months ago I tore my meniscus in my left knee and now need arthroscopic surgery. Surgery in Ecuador?........Yeah, we share the same concern! I will be going in for surgery this Thursday and if all goes well, I'll still have 2 legs. I should be able to put weight on my left leg within a few days, walking normaly within 2 weeks and playing futbol again after 6 weeks. The Dr. has promised me a DVD of my surgery so more adventure photos to come.
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About SPORK
Let's be clear about 3 things. First, this blogs name: SPORK. A SPORK, spoon and fork all rolled into one utensil, represents all things versatile. This equals less clutter in life and more efficiency in daily tasks. Some may say this is a representative of me. Second, when it says "I play", this does not mean I'm a dead-beat spouse! I spend my days looking for adventures to take Danielle on during our evenings, weekends and vacations. Serving as a personal tour guide, knowledgeable consultant and fun husband. I think it is fair to consider this a full time job. Third, SPORK is simply a side dish to Living The Good Life. You will not find weekly updates, goodly writtin verbage and sweetness at SPORK. You will only find sporadic thoughts and photos of various things in Ecuador. We hope you enjoy each post as we share our adventures in Ecuador through SPORK and Living The Good Life.
5 comments:
Yikes! we will be praying that it goes well. And as for the video....I will be watching all my favorite B movies in preparation for the viewing. How did you tear it anyway?
Mr. Dave, we'll be praying too. Maybe if you end up with a bum leg, it will give you an excuse to return to the states for medical help :) Then we can hang out with you and your one leg..hee hee.
we are praying for you today! hope that all went well. please keep us posted!
Go for the carbon fiber peg leg verses the real wood peg leg. Carbon fiber is lighter and really they both splinter under extreme use, so why not right.
I kid, I kid.
Glad to hear the surgery went well. I look forward to a flurry of blog updates while you sit and heal.
Those kind of sound like dog commands, huh...
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