Let us all wish Pete a comfortable and full recovery . . . and my miniatures will wait patiently for that. (In fact it might even allow my painting to catch up a bit).
So please send prayers and best wishes to Pete. I do.
-- Jeff
The very occasional scribblings of a table top gamer . . . that is to say someone who plays with little toy soldiers. The focus on this blog is the mid 19th to very early 20th century conflicts primarily between European and Native forces in various Colonial areas of the globe.
That's not good news Jeff! Though thank goodness it wasn't worse. I predict that within 6 weeks he will be ready to be propped up in a chair and entertained with a small skirmish.
ReplyDeletePlease pass on my good wishes and let him know that I can support your recommendations for rest.
-Ross
All will be well, we shall know more by this time tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteWith even the simplest procedure, angioplasty, he will be seeking a slower pace, something that minis provides since the game 'freezes' moment to moment.
I'm sorry to hear Pete's unwell. There's no such thing as a "mild" heart attack really. Best wishes to him for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteGod - Please Bless Pete,
ReplyDeleteGet well soon.
Respectfully,
Bill
Amen
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Alan
Jeff,
ReplyDeleteNot to belittle the concern for Pete's health, but the rest of you can carry on. There is just no activity in his district. Reports and such will surely cheer him up and keep everyone's enthusiasm for the campaign at a high level. I waitied for a guy once and the other lost interest.
Just a thought.
Jim