The Thanksgiving turkey and I have something in common this week: We're both going under the knife.
My outcome, I hope, will be considerably better. Starting tomorrow, I'll be convalescing from shoulder surgery that will probably make it very difficult, if not impossible, to do what I'm doing now: type. And I don't know how long this will last.
The week of and after Thanksgiving are always very slow news periods, anyway. So for the time being, I'll only be posting the Real Time Comments open threads you see at the top of Gannett Blog's homepage.
Related: Food Network's how-to-carve-a-turkey video. Plus, Bobby Darin sings "Mack the Knife."
My outcome, I hope, will be considerably better. Starting tomorrow, I'll be convalescing from shoulder surgery that will probably make it very difficult, if not impossible, to do what I'm doing now: type. And I don't know how long this will last.
The week of and after Thanksgiving are always very slow news periods, anyway. So for the time being, I'll only be posting the Real Time Comments open threads you see at the top of Gannett Blog's homepage.
Related: Food Network's how-to-carve-a-turkey video. Plus, Bobby Darin sings "Mack the Knife."
Hope everything works out for you.
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ReplyDeleteSounds like a great time to start the Surrender Hopkins initiative. In 2014, the SuHop initiative will take hold.
ReplyDeleteGood luck Jim. Hope everything works out for the best.
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ReplyDelete10:18, may you under go shoulder surgery without the benefit of a trained anesthetist for such an idiotic comment. Go back to middle school
DeleteBest wishes, and I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, Jim. Take it easy on the recovery.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving Jim. Hope the shoulder feels better.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a speedy recovery. Happy Thanksgiving and take care.
ReplyDeleteHope it goes well!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon, sir.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a speedy recovery.
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ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Jim, and a speedy recovery. Shoulder surgery can be rough healing, so take good care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteDear Jim, I'll pray for your speedy recovery, and the lack of too much discomfort during the healing process. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and I look forward to your return.
ReplyDeleteGood Luck and feel better. The hard working front line employees of GCI will miss your reporting.Come back with a stronger shoulder to hold the feet of overpaid incompetent Gannett executives and management to the fire even harder.
ReplyDeleteJim holds no one to the fire. Name 3-5 significant things that have changed because of this blog. We'll wait in anticipation.
DeleteHope you feel better soon, Jim. Sending a few bucks to support your good work.
ReplyDeleteWaste of money. There are many people in need of aid at the holiday season. Hopkins is not one of them.
DeleteJim, hope your shoulder is ready for spring training .. with Brian Wilson having defected to the Dodgers. ; - /
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