Our Location today is at McGregor,
Ontario, Canada.
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With the Temperature only dropping to the mid 50’s last night we once again
slept with the Windows and Roof Vents open. We were both wide
awake ready for breakfast by 8:00 this morning after having a wonderful night’s
sleep. Since we weren’t going to be that busy breakfast was only Strawberries over a cup of Yogurt with an Apple Cider Hot Drink. With
our appointment not scheduled until 1:00 this afternoon we didn’t have to rush.
We spent very little time on the Computers
for the simple reason that we couldn’t get On-Line
to check on anything we normally read.
When it came time for an early lunch Kathy
cleaned up some Rice and a few Perogies to go with the grilled Tuna Patties she made. Another lite-weight
meal for lunch.
We headed in to Windsor to the Devonshire
Retirement Home to visit my aunt
Anna and uncle Bob. Even though I managed to call and wish them Birthday Wishes on both their Birthdays we haven’t seen them since
before we went south last fall. With the weather being comfortable today Anna
was outside the door waiting for our arrival. After signing in as guests we
went up to the 3rd Floor
Common Room. It would be similar to a large Living Room where the residents and guest can visit without going
to the Suites.
Once Bob joined us they remembered that we
had issues with our Trailer last fall
and asked how that went. (They use a
computer for E-Mails but don’t follow Blogs.) They were amazed that we were
having so many issues on a Brand that
years ago was setting the bar for standards in RVs.
They started telling me about Anna’s
brother, my uncle Oliver also being a resident but that he was having Health Issues. Just then the Elevator Door opened and my cousin
Charlene who was crying came over to talk to all of us. Her dad has what is
called MDS which is like Leukemia but affects a person similar
to Alzheimer, and was being treated
with Chemo-Therapy but It’s not
working and the Doctors have said he
won’t be with us much longer.
We all went down to the 2nd Floor Common Room where
Charlene’s husband was trying to talk with Oliver. He didn’t remember his own
daughter or sister but when we talked about things Forty Years ago he seemed to remember little bits about it. It was
sad to see him like that and seeing the pain on his daughter’s face wishing
there was something she could do. Something a Caregiver or anyone that has lost a loved one goes through.
We left shortly after 4:00 but were
starting to feel the effects of eating lightly. Seeing a newly built Wendy’s
we went there for supper. It was like we could not break the cycle of eating
lite and both ordered one of their Salads
to eat.
We stopped at the West-End Walmart to get groceries and other things we need on our
site. We got all the groceries but had to go to Canadian Tire for the other things.
We were Home just before 7:00 to a warm
Trailer. Not being able to see The Weather Network
for our area we could only go according to the wall Thermometer which read 88 F
(31 C). With the lite breeze once
the door was open it helped cool things down.
Around 7:30 our neighbour Hugh came home so
we went over to wish him Safe Travels
and exchange contact information. Hugh is 85 years young and decided to sell
his Trailer and move to Winnipeg to
live with his Daughter’s Family. He
appreciated the gesture and hopes to see us heading back towards Florida
in the near future.
We can only hope to get this published.
I’ll try to get the new Wilson Antenna
relocated on the Roof and run the Heavier Coaxial Cable so when our Connectors arrive we’ll have a better MiFi Signal. Thanks for following along
and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
Words of Inspiration
Love is not just looking at each other,
it's looking in the same direction.
Antoine De Saint-Exupery, French Aviator and Writer
Sorry to hear about Oliver. When someone is that uncomfortable and exhibiting that memory loss so as not to recognize anyone, it is difficult for everyone.
ReplyDeleteI put one of those Wilson WeBoost antennas on our house on the farm. Not cheap. I can literally see the Verizon cell tower 5 miles away and the WeBoost barely gives an extra bar. On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd rate it a 5.
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