Rant #3,300: You Better You Bet

We finally hit the big 3--3--0--0.

There was a point in time, just a few months ago, that I thought we would never get to thst number of Rants.

I was in a real bad way with my injuries, the house was giving everyone nightmares, and I just wasn't into writing anything five days a week because I simply could not find the words to describe what was going on.

But as I got better--and we got closer to selling the house--I once again felt the need to put it all in writing, and the rest is history.

I enjoy putting the Rants together, but now that I am getting better, the direction of my Rants have changed.

When I got hurt, much of what I wrote about revolved sround the pain and confusion I was going through.

Now, as I am feeling better--both mentally and physically--I have expanded the subjects that I am writing about.

And that makes me feel good.

There is no reason for the daily updates on my heath anymore.

And the house has been sold, so there is no reason to talk about that topic anymore.

So, as it stands now. I am.pretty much writing about whatever I want to write about--

And i reserve the right to give you a health update every once in a while, and I can write about the old house if I feel.it is necessary.

Yesterday, I went to physical therapy--it is really difficult, but I am doing the best that I can--and I picked up.my new lenses at the eye doctor.

No revelations in either of these.

My wife takes me where I need to go, and while she is bearing up with the strain, I cannot wait until I am given the OK to drive, as it will release some of the burden off of her shoulders.

I am still working at my remote editing/writing job, and it keeps me busy and occupied, some days more than others.

I am doing OK, and this Blog has pretty much reverted back to what it was created for all those years ago: as an outlet for my writing what I want to write about.

So, 3,300 might just be a number to most of you, but to me, it is more than that.

It represents another step in my rehab, where I can get back to normal ... somewhat.

I have a long road to go, but I will get there.

I have at least 3,300 reasons to believe that.