I'm back. I'm sure everyone is thrilled. Anyway, I've got a few minutes for this before I go to the gym, so I'll be brief. I've started and finished books on tape since last I posted, but currently I'm working on the new one by Jonathan Kellarman. Good so far but I'm only about a fourth of the way through it, so ir's still too early to tell. I should go now, but I'll be back soon. Bye.

Well, a little discussion of some of my activities seems to be in order right now. Also, it fills space.
Every week I attend a bible study that meets at the house of a church friend. I also have just started going to a weekly trivia night at a pub downtown along with a friend of mine. Add to that a regimen of six days a week of physical therapy and you have a rather busy week.

I know it's been some time since I last posted here, but it's been rather hectic lately. Well, and one cannot leave out six days a week of physical therapy either.
Currently I am between books. Of course, being legally blind (not truly blind), all of my books are on tape. I just finished one by Dean Koontz and am about to start one by James Patterson. Well, enough about that, for now anyway.

Well, it was official June 5. I finally graduated college. About time since I've been done for 6 months and Furman does not have a winter graduation. As mentioned earlier, I am handicapped and I have therapy 6 days a week. Because of this, I only have so much time for this blog, so please bear with me.

Well, now that the story is done and the weekend is over, I shall tell you a little about mysellf. For one thing, I happen to be physically handicapped. For a slightly more complete story you should check out June 6 on the blog belonging to Ann Hsu (yellowperil.blogs.com). Oh, by the way, I'm the Greg mentioned there.

Syrran could feel the battle slipping away from him. He knew that he had to do something quickly or the fight would be lost. He recalled a story he had heard about a special attack capable of defeating any enemy. Syrran doubtd he had the skill to execute such a move, but he decided to try it nyway. In a single moment he took control of all of his inner strength and directed out through his sword in a devestating slash. His stroke destroyed the half-elf's defenses and struck home in a killing blow. Syrran looked at his dead opponent. He had won.

A slight tensing of the half-elf's muscles alerted Syrran to the coming of the first move. Even knowing the attack was coming, it was all Syrran could do to dodge Glynn's furious onslaughtt of blows. He did not have the time needed to even think of a counterattack. Glynn chose to follow the attack with another punishing series of blows.