So today I got an e-mail back from a guy that Andy knew of who works in the FBI office here in Lubbock after about two-ish weeks of no word from him. He invited me to stop by the office and he’d be more than happy to chat with me. Well, as anyone who has seen me in the last 8-9 months would know my hair is ridiculously long and in no way FBI office visit appropriate. During lunch I decided it was time to do something about it. I went to Howard’s Barber Shop on University and 34th to get the mopped chopped. I am glad that I finally did it with summer coming up and my head is considerably cooler now as a result.
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Tags: Family, FBI, History, Work
Today was Chad and Elizabeth’s wedding. This was one I had been looking forward to since last May when I heard of their engagement. The reason I had been most looking forward to it is because they were my RA parents when I retreated RA29 back in Oct. ‘03. They hadn’t quite started dating yet before hand but had already caught each other’s eyes. It was just really cool to see two of the many people that have had an impact on my growth in my faith life get married. Congratulations ‘Mom and Dad.’
I just got back from the various doctor’s offices I was recommended to today for my knee injury. I first started out at Dr. Smeyne’s Orthopedic office for a new patient consult on a course of action for my knee. After his evaluation that admittedly is the cause of my throbbing knee right now, he wrote me a prescription for a knee brace and physical therapy. He recommends I try physical therapy, see where that leads in the next three weeks and come back and see him on June 12.
Today I was lucky enough to get the results back from my MRI that I had taken of my left knee last Friday. My PCP (Primary Care Physician) called me with the report that I had torn my ACL, strained my MCL with damage nearly torn, had large areas of bone marrow edema (deep tissue bone bruises), and moderate size joint effusion (severe joint bruising). I did this all on April 15th during a