In August, I posted a note that I'd been kind of sick and the doctor was sending me to the hospital. I've been home for a week now, though I think the insurance company sent me home WAY too early. The problem was a pressure ulcer on my leg and it's not nearly healed - and we're having a hell of a time keeping the wound dressings on it. In the hospital, I was in bed almost all the time so it didn't have that much of a chance to come loose, but here at home, it's so different - and I'm really worried that it will get infected again. Oh, and I've apparently dislocated my right wrist - and was supposed to see an orthopedic surgeon about it, but because the insurance company sent me home so early, I never got to - and now I'm back in the situation I was in before the hospital, where I don't have any reasonable way to get to the doctor's office (they had to take me to the hospital and bring me home by ambulance - it's a long story, but I've been homebound for about 7 years now...) At least I can still type ok - I just can't grip or lift anything with my right hand Enough about that, though... I'm sure what EVERYONE wants to know is my opinion on the Rockstar:INXS finale, eh? LOL! Well, I'm gonna tell you anyway :P I hated JD. I mean I wanted him off the show from the first episode. Then something weird happened. The first time he took the stage with INXS - when he and Marty were doing their last "audition" performances - everything just clicked. I still think JD's a jerk and that they should watch him pretty closely, but DAMN! He and the band have incredible chemistry on-stage and it SHOWS. Watching him sing one of their old songs, it just felt like that was how it had always been. It sure took long enough, but he finally made a convert of me. Mig's STILL cuter, though, and I'd have loved to see him win, but JD really does fit with the band well. Since I didn't have much to do in the hospital, I got to watch a bunch of new shows, and have picked up a few - Bones (very nice to see David Boreanaz doing something other than just brooding all the time!), Commander in Chief (not sure why I like it, but I do), Criminal Minds, Close to Home and - Gods forgive me - Martha Stewart's Apprentice. I tried E-Ring, Kitchen Confidential and Supernatural, but they just didn't grab me or keep my attention. Anyway, that's about it for now -- it's good to be back, and I'm looking foward to trying to catch up with everyone. Thanks to those of you who sent me notes while I was gone - I really appreciated that!!