

mom ... will you stop taking pictures and help me get out of here!
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I have tendinitis in my wrists from playing handbellsI broke my ankle as a child on Christmas Eve- I work in an immunology lab even though I failed immunology in college
I'm one of the few Southerners who don't like Sweet Tea or Coke- We moved to Nashville because I got a job at Vanderbilt
The diamond in my ring is my Mother-in-law's diamond from the ring my Father-in-law proposed withThe year after I graduated, they removed my degree from Auburn
#1 is TRUE!!!!! I know ... I just killed most of y'alls guesses, huh? hehe. I was (and still would be if I had time) an avid handbell player. I was with a very advanced group in high school, so when I went to college I didn't want to give it up. Well, the group at the local church there was just a bit less advanced ... and since I was good at reading music, I was given 7 low bells. low bells = big bells = really heavy. We went to a weekend conference where I played a lot and hurt my wrists. 6 months later ... I went to a doctor who told me I have a form of tendinitis called painters wrist. Its from doing the same motion a painter would over and over again.
Which one is true? #3 or #5?
I'm not lying! Here's an entry from my LJ (live journal) after that weekend ...
03/04/2005 --
i had a good weekend. the bell festival went well. i stressed my wrist though, yeah that kinda sux. i have to take advil to keep the swelling down, even though you can't really see that much swelling, mom says i still need to take it. and i have to ice it twice for 30 minutes like all week. fun. i have this nifty sleeve thing if i need it though. oh, why i strained it, well i play the bass bells in the choir which are seriously bigger than my head. for anyone who knows, i play C3-A3. yeah, big bass bells. but i came away from the concert with an increased love for handbell music and the want to get back into soloing.