sigh.... my latest adventure has definitely slowed me down... i am now a (not-so) proud member of the 'bruised-tailbone-club'..... yes... that is right... i have a bruised tailbone.....
let's just say that selecting a steep enough hill for speed to allow you to become airborn via a snow bank is not such a hot idea when there is a frozen gravel parking lot right after the snowbank. my friend, yaser, an "expert" sledder (i think it was his first time sledding) decided that he would steer us down the hill on the pretty red plastic sled..... the dull 'thud' that we got after soaring through the air does not give justice to the pain i am now feeling.....
.... no, i have not resorted to the donut cushion, though that is what the good doc recommends.... guess i'm banned from further sledding this season.... :(
...one tomato at a time...
About Me
(anticipatd) Summer Reads 2010
- INVICTUS by John Carlin
- MENNONITE IN A LITTLE BLACK DRESS by Rhoda Janzen
- MONKEY HUNTING by Christina Garcia
- HUNGER AND HAPPINESS by Shannon Jung
- THE 1ST BORN ADVANTAGE by Kevin Leman
- TEA WITH HEZBOLLAH by Dekker & Medearis
Spring Reads 2010
- FORGOTTEN GOD by Francis Chan
- RASHI'S DAUGHTER'S: I-III by Maggie Anton
- THE SHORT SWEET DREAM OF EDUARDO GUTIERREZ by Jimmy Breslin
- ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Winter Reads 2009/10
- LA'S ORCHESTRA SAVES THE WORLD by Alexander McCall Smith
- THE MISSING ROSE by Serdar Ozkan
- THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY by Annie Barrows
- PEOPLE OF THE BOOK by Geraldine Brooks
- THE ELEGANCE OF A HEDGEHOG by Muriel Barbery
Summer Reads 2009
- WHY ARE ALL THE BLACK KIDS SITTING TOGETHER IN THE CAFETERIA? by Beverly Tatum
- DREAMS FROM MY FATHER by Barack Obama
- THREE CUPS OF TEA by Greg Mortenson
- MY NAME IS ASHER LEV by Chaim Potock
- BIRDS WITHOUT WINGS by Louis de Bernières
- SARAH'S KEY by Tatiana de Rosnay
- SKIN by Ted Dekker
- THE BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak
Fellow Bloggers
4 comments:
i haven't gotten my snowpants out yet this year - but i doubt they would provide little cushion against a gravel landing. home you're doing well. ames
Ouch! Hope your soreness goes away soon. Ryan can probably relate to your soreness. Last year we went sledding with a few high schoolers from church. He decided to go head first down the hill and "get some air" by launching himself off a ramp a kid had placed on the hill. Let's just say that he was a little sore the next day!
Kari
heeheehee...poor poor amy, but i'm afraid the picture in my head was quite funny! :) teehee.
i understand...ooooh what a terrible feeling! terrible frozen stuffs...hope you get a nice pillow with polk-a-dots.
from sue.
good to here from you again. hope your bum heals quickly.--Marie
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