I have just had knee surgery. I play basketball.  I want to play basketball overseas. I want to go to the NBA draft. I played basketball in college. I have just graduated from college. I am 7 foot tall. I'll only be able to be a basketball player if my knee heals. I cannot currently walk. I was in school when 9/11 happened.
I take a friend to get an ultrasound on their knee every few months. I was in the medical field previously. I am 66 years old. I travel a lot overseas. I travel a good deal around the Pacific ocean. Planning to take a cruise through the pacific islands. I am a military veteran.  I served in Vietnam for 2 years. I saw the World Trade Center buildings fall out of my south window. I was in viewing distance and saw 9/11 happening live out my window. I did not know anyone who died in 9/11. I did not come close to death when serving in the military.
I saw that they were having an event for Vietnam vets happening next week.  Do you know about it?  They want to find some vets that can tell about their experiences in Vietnam.  You should do it. I've heard of a few from some groups I belong to. A bunch of us are thinking of attending a couple. Do you have a timeline on your knee? I think maybe a month, 2 months or so before it heals. Kind of depressing, the wait. I can imagine. My friend gets pretty frustrated. Any suggestions for him? I've tried mental visualization and various meditations, especially based on breathing. Worked wonderfully for getting me championship 3-pointers. That's great. I'm sure the best of your glory days are still to come. Thanks! I hope to get drafted to the Lakers or Spurs, but am also considering good European teams. Those are some great teams. Are you familiar w/the European leagues? Could be good from a developmental standpoint. I'm investingating my options; perhaps Barcelona. Great city. Have you been to Europe before? Once, to Paris on a student exchange That sounds fun. What did you major in?