I'm almost, kind of , sort of back

Scrapper1

Snaqwells wrote
Mark, take care of yourself. Spending time with your grandkids is far more important than getting back on the basketball court.

Tru dat.

Mark Padgett

Thanks for the kind comments everyone. Right now, the way I feel doesn't lead me to believe I'll be back in stripes.

BTW - the nurses were hot - not that I could do anything about it. 🙄

BillyMac

Mark Padgett wrote
Right now, the way I feel doesn't lead me to believe I'll be back in stripes.

You never know:

Note: That's Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. seated in the center of the photo.

BillyMac

Mark Padgett wrote
The nurses were hot.

OK. But what were the female nurses like?

BktBallRef

Leave the nurses alone.

On second thought, if they're slow enough for you to catch, they're probably too old to fool around anyway. 😉

JugglingReferee

Glad to hear, Mark!

ref3808

Give yourself time to heal Mark. If I recall correctly from my father's experience the first few months were very difficult, and the progress was slow, but he's made it all the way back.

Glad you're back on the board and feeling well enough to post! God bless.

By the way, the nurses are not all that impressed with the old "want to see my scar" line, you'll need better than that to get in the game.

bainsey

Mark Padgett wrote
BTW - the nurses were hot - not that I could do anything about it. :rolleyes:

I was gonna say, Billy's request that they be single is moot, for the very reason you mention.

Glad to hear you're mending!

Rufus

Good to hear from you Mark, glad the surgery went well, and praying for your full recovery.

Rich

Give it time. You may come back, you may not. Most importantly, though, life will go on. And so will you, one way or another. You still have lots to give, even if it doesn't involve a whistle and running up and down a basketball floor.

Don't be a stranger.

Indianaref

Mark, sorry about your circumstances. I am praying for you to have a complete and quick recovery.

BillyMac

I'm still waiting to find out if it was a bovine valve, or a swine valve. I'm preparing jokes for either, but I would like to start concentrating on one. Hope it's a swine valve. Lots of jokes available about a swine valve: kosher, pigs flying, etc. A bovine valve could also be interesting with jokes about free milk.

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Mark Padgett wrote
Well, my surgery is finally over and I'm recuperating now in an assisted living center, my second place to do this. I finally got my computer installed by my son who, along with my other kids, has been incredible. Unfortunately, the connection is rather poor at this place so I won't be on the net too much.

Right now it looks doubtful that I'll be returning to officiating but I may be able to help out doing evals and maybe a little training.

Mark, glad to see you back. Please keep in touch. How else will I add to my list of one-liners?

shavano

RichMSN wrote
Give it time. You may come back, you may not. Most importantly, though, life will go on. And so will you, one way or another. You still have lots to give, even if it doesn't involve a whistle and running up and down a basketball floor.

Don't be a stranger.

Glad to hear the surgery went well Mark!!

Mark Padgett

BillyMac wrote
I'm still waiting to find out if it was a bovine valve, or a swine valve. I'm preparing jokes for either, but I would like to start concentrating on one. Hope it's a swine valve. Lots of jokes available about a swine valve: kosher, pigs flying, etc. A bovine valve could also be interesting with jokes about free milk.

OK - it was a swine valve. Let the jokes begin. BTW - my rabbi said it was OK since I didn't eat any of the swine, but it was just inserted to save my life.

BillyMac

Mark Padgett wrote
It was a swine valve. Let the jokes begin. BTW - my rabbi said it was OK since I didn't eat any of the swine, but it was just inserted to save my life.

I'm actually kind of disappointed. I was hoping to go in a, "My family doesn't enjoy the mooing, but they do like the free milk", direction.

I once got a bovine bone graft after having a tooth pulled. The Red Cross let me donate blood right away. The next time that I got a tooth pulled, I got a human bone graft. The Red Cross made me wait a year before donating blood. I guess that the Red Cross never heard of "Mad Cow Disease"?

Keep getting better Mark Padgett.

TimTaylor

Mark,

I haven't been on the board in a while -been way too busy, so this is the first I heard of your situation. Glad you made it through the surgery OK - hope your recovery continues!

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