I absolutely hate situations I cannot control.  Does that mean I'm a controlling person?  Probably.  In any case, for the past few weeks Mark (my boyfriend) has been incredibly seclusive oddly quiet.  Today he told me what his issue has been:  He is going for his final clearance tomorrow, and he does not think the results from the polygraph will be good.  He told me why, and the reasoning is valid; however, I don't believe the government is worried about the particular reason.  (I'm not being specific due to the nature of his job and the circumstance. Sorry)  But then again, I'm not even allowed to know exactly what he does. 

Tomorrow at 9am he will be in Washington, DC for moment of truth, no pun intended.  

In other news, I have gone from a splints and ace wrappings to a bright pink cast!  It's slightly more comfortable, and unlike the post surgical bandage, I have no temptation to take it off.  Haha.  March 2nd I will be x-rayed, examined, and perhaps will experience cast removal.  From there, I will be in a "walking cast" which I can take on-and-off at will.  HOW EXCITING!!  Physical and aquatic therapy is to follow shortly after.  After 6 weeks in a walking cast, I'll be in a walking shoe, which is really ugly and always looks like it's on the wrong foot.  BUT THEN.... I'll be back in MY OWN left shoe!!!!  This process is long and painful; however, I know I can get thru it!  I have positive people constantly surrounding me and that's the main drug to quick recovery.  

This Thursday I am meeting new vestry members of All Hollow's.  Hopefully I will be walking again soon and can return to work on a regular basis.  Oh, how I miss the Episcopal Church.

I hope all of you bad a blessed weekend filled with fun and smiles!!  

God's Speed-

Sarah