Foot update

I am just a little over 10 days post surgery and doing great.  I have been up and moving more so you can see the swelling.  The first photos is 3 days post op and the 2nd is from yesterday morning when I had the surgical dressing changed. No pain and I am moving around pretty good on my scooter!

Too bad I am going to have to go and pick up my 1/2 marathon packet on my crutches on Thursday!  Not sure I will be up for the race this weekend!

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Surgery

Surgery went great and I am home resting now. We had lots of kitties happy to see us!

The doctor took photos during surgery, but thought it was best not to share them… I also found out right before surgery that I would need a bone graft. What I didn’t realize is that they used ground cadaver bones to make it!

We got home around 5 last night and got settled in.

This morning I made my first adventure out on my scooter. We went to Whole Foods and I even used my basket. I have to admit I am a bit tired now!

Surgery week

I am off in the morning for surgery.  It has been a few months full of up and downs to say the least.  It has been hard leaving our friends in Cayman, but being in the US has been good for me medically.   I am a bit scared to be going back in for surgery on Friday, but I will have Richard and Jenifer with me.

Winter Park weekend events

This weekend in Winter Park they had a chalk art event.  There were some beautiful chalk drawings!

After looking at the drawings we went into the Morse Museum.  The museum was much larger than we expected and had some beautiful pieces.

The photos do not do this justice, but it was designed in 1893 for the world fair in Chicago, then reinstalled in Tiffany’s chapel at his New York City studio.  Later it was installed the New York’s Cathedral Church of Saint John.  It eventually fell into disrepair so in 1916 Tiffany reacquired it and installed it in a small building at his Long Island estate.  In 1959 it was moved to the Morse Museum.