Washington state benchrest championships

I'll have a full report hopefully tomorrow or Sunday. There are extenuating circumstances for the full report. I am planning a WORD document for John to send out and post. I had surgery on the bone graft in my jaw yesterday and am still slow from the drugs and surgery effects. The doctor put in the inserts to begin building my jaw for teeth.

In the ten days before the match, Alice and I worked each day to get targets and score sheets ready, build her a better load, and practice. She had foot surgery December 9th that has not healed correctly and she is affected by that. She has surgery scheduled next week that will finally fix the problem. I think special recognition goes to Alice for her persistence in the support. I normally work three days straight and take a day off, but the need was there to work ten days straight. The cancer is persistent. We both took three days off this week to catch up on our rest and again be able to function. 

Note: Between the metal in my back where they fused my spine removing the tumor and now replacing my lower jaw with leg bone and titanium plate, I'll never be cremated. They'll haul me down to a smelter to recover all the precious metal.