dislocate!
Hey everyone, just a quick note here to up date you -- I dislocated my shoulder again (for the seventh time) right before Christmas. It's getting better but each time it comes out it hurts like a knife and takes a few weeks to get back to mostly regular. So, that's where I've been.
Mostly I played the Zelda on the game boy as I sat in the corner fuming over my shoulder. I get cabin fever something terrible when I'm contained in that sling. But I beat Zelda. Ten years to the day that I got the game for Christmas. So there is that.
Well! All that to say thanks for stopping by, more to come.
Happy New Year.
P.S. Thanks to everyone who helped out Erin with voting -- she won 3rd! I'll get together a drawing for a drawing in the next few days and announce the winner. Thanks again to everyone who helped!
Mostly I played the Zelda on the game boy as I sat in the corner fuming over my shoulder. I get cabin fever something terrible when I'm contained in that sling. But I beat Zelda. Ten years to the day that I got the game for Christmas. So there is that.
Well! All that to say thanks for stopping by, more to come.
Happy New Year.
P.S. Thanks to everyone who helped out Erin with voting -- she won 3rd! I'll get together a drawing for a drawing in the next few days and announce the winner. Thanks again to everyone who helped!
Labels: Dislocations
posted by Cory at 10:13 AM
Ticket is a story in pictures and a collection of all things Cory loves to draw. From windmills flying above grassy hills to massive birds landing in Grecian vineyards, Ticket follows the story of a girl, her hat, and the curious events which transpire.
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Ticket: A Story in Pictures; 28 page paperback picture book, color cover, b/w interior.
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4 Comments:
ah man feel better
He lives! Well, sorta. Get better soon, Cory.
Sorry about your shoulder! If you can play Zelda, then I guess you can draw, right? Anyway, happy New Year!
I hope you feel better very soon! Though, it is pretty cool to be able to tell people that you can beat Zelda with one arm in a sling.
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