Ann's surgery on her left arm above the wrist was successful. She's home. We have a busy evening planned for us! Must get started...
Love...
Richard
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- greenpoet
- Born & raised in wormtown. Webster College (now University) '76. Met Ann in '77, fell in love and married in August '78. Happiness is being married to your best friend. Designed & coded expert systems '78-'91. In '90's radio DJ CrossTracks on WCUW 91.3 FM, eclectic music & in studio guests. A&D Cold Storage '91-present. Nikon D70 rig, Rolleiflex 2.8f & Rollei 35S. Former gym rat, ride my bike every day when healthy, either recumbent LifeCycle or my Catrike Trail.
So glad to hear that things went well for our Ann. Okay, I think you two should just settle down now, heal and give up all maladies for all time.
ReplyDeleteLove to both of you. Nobody should have to go through this much hard stuff, especially nice people like you two. I hope all of this will pay off your hard luck dues for eternity.
Went to see fireworks tonight, an amazing, big city display. We were positioned in such a way that some of the fire and ash happened right above our heads. I wondered if it might set my hair on fire. I thought of you and of Little Bang and of your dance together, awesome and dangerous. The fireworks were beautiful, the crush of the crowd was scary, the two together were wonderous and disturbing. Afterwards, Jackie and I sat and talked a little in our very quiet, peaceful backyard.
ReplyDeleteAfter all of this spectacular protocol and its disturbing side effects, your body will soon be quiet again and at peace.
I am thinking of you tonight, my friend. You light up the sky with your determination and with your courage and with your kindness.
Thinking of you and Ann tonight, hoping you had a relaxing (if not fun-packed) holiday weekend. I hope you avoided the crowds, but still had spectacular views of amazing sights and sounds. I hope you had beloved family and friends around you to remind you how important you are to us all.
ReplyDeleteIndependence is near, my friend. Patience.
Thinking of you and Ann as this heat wave blazes on. A line from one of my songs says: When the summer's over and the winter snow is deep, will our shivering bones cry out for this unrelenting heat? Seems like the too-hot is going to go on forever ... just like it seemed like the bitter cold of this past winter was going to go on forever ... But, they don't. And you and Ann will heal and feel great again and walk in the sand and be amazed by the beauty of a perfect day and by how good the salt air smells and by how good it feels as you breathe it.
ReplyDeletePatience.