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A Sweet Elderly Couple
Grief Anticipated, Part 2 When I was little, my dad could do anything. Tall, slender, and movie-star handsome, he was also strong and smart. During those golden times when he wasn’t out of town on his railroad work, he came … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, coping, dementia, parents, responsibility, terminal illness
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Stopping By the Rally on a Sunny Morning
Time for a little something on the lighter side… It all started when I went riding on a Saturday morning. A local rally passed near my house, so I just jumped into the ride from home. About the time I … Continue reading
Posted in The Poetic Side, Thoughts on Two Wheels, Uncategorized
Tagged bicycle, bicycling, rally, slow, steak
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Sitting on the Tracks
Grief Anticipated, Part 1 The diagnosis came by telephone while our whole family was eating Christmas Eve dinner. A tumor had wrapped around my dad’s esophagus, pushing it partly closed at one point. That explained why Dad had been having … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, coping, dementia, parents, responsibility, terminal illness
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3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . Launch!
My goal was to start blogging before the end of August, a deadline that I beat rather handily if I do say so. Blogging is a bit of a mystery to me, so consider this a test drive, a guinea … Continue reading
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