Hello, Again!
Just a short hello to let you know there’s only one more physical therapy session left, tomorrow. I trust that will allow me the time to write. Of course, I have been writing, and that story is almost finished. It’s due in the mail on June 30. It’s not a short story, but is an essay. About a third of it is autobiographical. You wouldn’t want to miss that, would you? I won’t give you its title now, but will give the initials of the words in the title. They are EMAWTM. I can’t wait for you to read it. Yes, I wear a big hat as all writers do.
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Hello!
Here I am again at last. I don’t know if I can write every day for there are so many appointments out. There is so much to tell you about and it will come in bits and pieces. Today I’ll tell you this much; my speech therapist has released me for she says I can teach myself. I can speak to her in full paragraphs while she has patients who can’t put two words together. Even young people. This makes my heart ache for them.
My physical therapist is most excellent. He teaches an easy way to get out of a chair. That’s something. He is devoted to his work.
On a personal note about the family, let me say, Adrian, my daughter’s second son, will be entering Georgia Tech this fall. I am reading (slowly) about GT from the Net. One thing that got me was that GT is famous for being stressful! His big brother, Andrew, has one more year at West Point. He was home (Atlanta) for Adrian’s high school graduation. Rich, their father, sent me some great pictures which fill the screen, Granmarie’s size. I know what one can do with these pictures, but I just never have done it. And now at my state of debility, my tech expert will be coming out soon to make this easier for me.
This is all for now.
♥
Here I am again at last. I don’t know if I can write every day for there are so many appointments out. There is so much to tell you about and it will come in bits and pieces. Today I’ll tell you this much; my speech therapist has released me for she says I can teach myself. I can speak to her in full paragraphs while she has patients who can’t put two words together. Even young people. This makes my heart ache for them.
My physical therapist is most excellent. He teaches an easy way to get out of a chair. That’s something. He is devoted to his work.
On a personal note about the family, let me say, Adrian, my daughter’s second son, will be entering Georgia Tech this fall. I am reading (slowly) about GT from the Net. One thing that got me was that GT is famous for being stressful! His big brother, Andrew, has one more year at West Point. He was home (Atlanta) for Adrian’s high school graduation. Rich, their father, sent me some great pictures which fill the screen, Granmarie’s size. I know what one can do with these pictures, but I just never have done it. And now at my state of debility, my tech expert will be coming out soon to make this easier for me.
This is all for now.
♥
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