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By Ernest Disney-Britton

Ernest's fracture boot fitted at Dr. Lyon's office in Indianapolis after breaking right heel in Key West, FL

Greg said I had to post something about my accident in Key West. Okay, here it is: I fell and broke my foot. So, the Key West urgent care doctor sent me home to Indy to see a specialist. Now, I am wearing a stormtrooper boot for a few weeks. I should be back to climbing again very soon. While recovering, I have three books to finish, “New Power” by Henry Timms, “Another Country” by James Baldwin, and “You, Your Child, and School” by Sir Ken Robinson. Hopefully, I didn’t bore you too much with this update. I’d have been bored had you posted it! That makes my broken foot the news of the week. Yikes!

NEWS OF 2008-2019 from across the USA, and around the world:

• Buddhist Art of Week: How You Move a Priceless 1.5-Ton Buddha Across Continents [More News]
• Christian Art of Week: 4 of the Greatest Treasures of Christian Art in the Cloisters in New York [More News]
• Hindu Art of Week: Gandhi’s Call for Self-Reliance is Infused With Meaning at Calligraphy Exhibit [More News]
• Islamic Art of Week: Dia Al-Azzawi: ‘I Felt I Was More Connected In a Way With Arab Art’ [More News]
• Other Art of Week: Cara Romero's "Jackrabbit, Cottontail & Spirits of the Desert" [More News]

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Ernest in Key West, FL by the pool pm the afternoon of Tuesday, February 19

Ernest in Key West, FL examination room for his newly broken heel on Wednesday, February 20