PT #9: Lose It, Then Use It

One perk of temporarily losing the use of wrist function is to appreciate the brilliance of the One who originally created the wrist (Psalm 139:14). The Craftsman. To observe the intricacy of every wrist movement involved in basic tasks, now dissected and more intentionally performed.

Like assembling favorite scrambled eggs. Does anyone really need a symphony of instruments playing Beethoven's 5th when breakfast preparation in itself is a masterful medley? plus a full-fledged workout of the healing wrist and hand?...

The beginning step requires hand strength plus a tricky wrist-swivel to lyrically dice a portion of red pepper into small squares; observe the slight wrists-bend for a two-handed egg crack; the curved and circular slo-mo (because of healing) but striving for "fast-twitch" wrist-rotate to whip together the egg's whites and yolks, like the circular motion of an orchestra conductor's wand; then, a firm fingertips-grip squeezes the bowl's side to prepare for the lift and forearm swivel-tilt to pour; the seasoned mixture hits a nutrient-infused, pre-heated iron skillet; its sizzle is nothing short of remarkable and music to the ears!

Mark the performance or accomplishment of the culinary moment. Enjoy savory eggs, and write the unscrambled lyrics.

The Fwrist fractured collage

In 6 weeks, IF there is anything to write about, wrist- or reunion- wise... I am in wait-and-see mode.