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9/20/04 10:15am
Good Morning all,

I just heard some bad news, Mom's best friend in Deltona, Rose, died on Saturday, Sept 11, 2004. I am not sure the cause of her death, but our prayers sure are with her family.

I got back from Myrtle Beach on Friday night, so I didn't get over to see the folks until Saturday. All is good on that front. Mom is looking good and so is Dad.

Mom doesn't seem to want too much company right now. She is giving everyone "The Hand" after a few minutes. She takes her left hand and moves it left to right, back and forth. Like get out. Shut up you are bothering me. When you are quiet or leave she is happy. Not too sure why she is doing this. But she is. Dad seems to get it the most. He seems to bug her the most. But then he is there with here most of the time.

Dad is talking alot about getting Mom and getting back home. Anna and I tell him that Mom isn't ready yet and she can't take care of him yet. He seems satisfied for a while with that, but still talks about going home.

I have one dr's appointment with dad this week and not any with mom yet. You never know. Hopefully it will be a slow week.

So to sum things up her in Texas. All is good (knock on wood). I hope all is good with all of y'all who may have been affected by Hurricane Ivan. And I hope the all of you who went through Charley and Frances are getting back on your feet.

Love and hugs to all of you.

Mary
Posted by Mary on September 20, 2004 at 11:15 AM under
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