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This was kinda surprising, given the infielding/catching state of affairs on the Tigers, but really nice to see: Brandon Inge was giving Jeff Larish lessons at third base during BP.
Steeldust Farm's Errol Flynn and myself having a lesson. Also pictured is my instructor, Jennifer Elliott.
I needed to wear a neck support from the moment I was delivered to the Emergency Room of a nearby private hospital. Having had a head-first ground bump had had my neck and back muscles "stressed and strained". The scars are all going well as of now. But deeper than my wounds is a critical lesson learned.
My first bicycle accidental trip was actually way back 12 years ago from which my young brain had to take a full 10-hour ticker to recover what really happened to me. The truth is, up until this day, I cannot recall the exact details of how I fell from my bike from that 12-years-ago accident.
And so this was my second bike accident, my second experience of temporary amnesia due to severe shock, and my Third Life. I promise myself not to ride a bicycle ever again.
This Third Life is something I hold truly precious - and I thank my Almighty Creator for another chance at experiencing how wonderful life really is. I thank Him so much that from this experience, I need not be reminded of how important any living creature on this Earth can be. This accident is something I consider a Gift from Him. A Gift and a Reminder of my Life's Purpose and a Mission I am yet [to have] to discover.
Thank you so much to all the people who extended their warmest regards, "get-well-soon" remarks, and even greeted a very early "Happy B'Earth Day". I apologize for all my shortcomings and weaknesses I had over the past days, weeks, or months in whichever aspect of life (i.e. work, family, friends, etc.)... You guys know who you are and there are too many of you - THANK YOU VERY, VERY, VERY MUCH INDEED! This is a lesson learned for me and I promise to do my best not to do it again and I promise to try my best to fully recover in the quickest time possible. Thanks to all again.