nonpretentious

My *Most* Serious Injury

I have a problem.

I want to contribute to this site, but I never know what to write. I am not the most creative out of the bunch, nor the best well spoken, nor the smartest. I am just me and sometimes *I* think that is a little boring. I read my fellow contributor’s posts and am in awe. I wonder, “How did they think of that?” or “What a great idea!” I guess you could say this was a sign of a low self-esteem. But who doesn’t have that? I just want to be interesting, so I thought I would try this out for awhile.

I googled “writer’s block” and after a few tweeking moments, I came across this site. I read down some of his list, and thought that this would be a good place to start. In the end, you can’t get better at writing without writing, so as long as I am writing, I should get better at it? Ha. I’ll let you be the judge of that one. Continue reading…

welcome sportsdoc!

we have a new contributor to this site!

sportsdoc is an orthopedic surgeon who has experience treating professional sports players and he has been featured as as a speaker on 610 WIP.

he’s ready to answer any questions – no matter how complicated or stupid – about this week’s nfl orthopedic injuries and how these injuries may affect your team’s season (real or fantasy).

just tell him the specific injury you’re wondering about and he’ll tell you his prognosis.

you can comment on his weekly column and/or e-mail him at sportsdoc at nonpretentious dot com.

how did we nab such an expert?  while i’d like to brag that bribery, coercion, and other forms of intimidation played a major part, the reality is that sportsdoc is responsible for my second X chromosome.

as an esquire, please note that sportsdoc’s responses are his opinions based on over 25 years of experience.  he disclaims any reponsibility for the decisions (stupid or smart) you make based on his opinions or any emotions or reactions (positive or negative) that his opinions may evoke or cause.