Pete if it gets you to TCR I will gladly help carry you around on a palanquin. It just wouldn't be TCR without you.
Herman On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 11:01 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Well, now that I am one week into this femur missadventure I guess I > should put my own post on Cavetex. On Friday they moved me out of my post > surgical room on the second floor of the Round Rock Hospital into room 302 > of the Round Rock Hospital Rehabilitation Center. The painfull rehab is > doing it's job and I think I have a good chance of getting out of here > around Friday. In that case, I can't see that it would hurt me to sit in a > vehicle or on a stool by the barn and supervise loading that weekend. If > that goes well, it seems that I could supervise hot tub area setup at TCR > the same way, a few days later. The bigger trick will be where to sleep. I > don't think that I will be ready to crawl into my tent, and get down to and > up from ground level by then. I'm shure not going to let y'all pass the hat > for a $155 cabin for me. (Hell, the steps might kill me, or at least > rebreak the leg). The simpelist thing, if it is cool and bug free enough > would be for me to sleep in the front seat of my pickup. It's got a grab > bar up high, and the seats fold way back. (I have spent more than one night > there). Another option is to sleep on a cot in a tall tent Colin has. A lot > of things could interfere, but right now, I am optimistic about being at > TCR. Pete > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Visit our website: http://texascavers.com > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
