Gosh it is fall already. I'm going crazy laying around in a Hospital Bed lately wondering how in the heck my back ever got as bad as it has. It is crazy the amount of drugs, shots, and adjustments have been done to relieve the pain in my back and all I can think of is "How the heck am I going to get out hunting?"
Don't get me wrong. I have been thinking about the store a little bit. Kate has a sweet sale going on right now at the store having to do with a
Shipping deal on Sheepskin Moccasins, Boots, and Slippers. If you are thinking about buying any sheepskin this fall, now would be the time to act on that
special. The fall leaves are beautifully colored golden, red, yellow, and brown and I can tell when someone stops in the store that there is something special about buying
Minnetonka Moccasins in the Northwoods during the fall.
I could say my focus has been on my classes. I've been working really hard to help my classes learn more than they ever have before and then this stupid back acts up and I miss a week of school. By the time I get back into my classroom, my students are going to be ready to kill me. I don't think they really care if I am broken or not, they are just a little worried that I'm getting more time away from the classroom then they are and they don't see that as fair.
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My biggest concern is hunting. I watch out my hospital window and imagine giant 10 pointers walking through the parking lot. I imagine all the big dear in the county are right now taking a siesta next to my stands and blinds and there is nothing I can do about it. I 'm concerned that I will be able to get out at all this year. On top of that my wife, 2 daughters, and 2 sons all want me to hunt with them and only them. Well you know how well that will work out. Am I whining?? heck yaaaa! I have been shooting my bow religiously for the past 3 months and now the season is here and I'm too banged up to get up in my tree stands. Such is life. You take the good with the bad. Sometimes the bad can be a little overwhelming.
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