- Lloyd and Billie Nelson,
- Wayne (nickname Herb), and
- Carolyn Marlow of
- The Family Worship Center in Rocky Ford.
5 AM, Monday, 2 June 2014
Grandad has returned to take over the task of moving me to New Mexico.
By 10:30 AM, Grandad has had his orange juice, prescription medicine, coffee, a cookie and has read his morning paper. He has turned in his weather report. These activities are a daily routine. This morning he also has had a talk, and come to a clear understanding, with the people at Casa Del Sol about his cats.
At last, he has also kept his promise to Ruth. He has cleared her Galaxy and the garage of the "stuff" that keeps her from driving her car to New Mexico. She wants to move to Edgewood. Events, even more than "stuff" however keep getting in her way. This time of year Ruth struggles also with severe depression. June is the month in which she became a widow.
3 pm, Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Grandad is napping. Ruth has been dealing "Trouble With Angels." Watching classic movies on TCM with Abba and Grandad began several years ago. Back then, drCCYmom saw the problems differently than Ruth does now. She has learned from her elders. It started with "The Student Prince."
Ruth was not yet a doctor or a mom. Nor was her name Crisp-Yeager or even Senty. In the mid-fifties, she was barely a teen! Her name was Carolyn Ruth Goff, and she attended school in Lemont, Illinois, where she lived with foster parents. She was the age that her children were in the late nineteen seventies -- the age when dreaming of the future takes hold of a human heart.
Ruth had not, at that time, yet been to Europe. She had not seen Rome or the Vatican. She knew nothing of "rebirth" as a Christian. Those experiences would wait until after her fifteenth birthday and after her mother's marriage to Jim Marino had born fruit.
6:20 am, Thursday, 5 June 2014
Ruth enjoys being Grandad's home body. She gets up as early as she wants to work with Dr. Crisp-Yeager, CEO of Covenant Programs, Incorporated in Colorado. She feeds the cats and makes her own breakfast. She listens to the birds outside and watches for dawn. She reads The Washington Post when she has time and listens to The Weather Channel -- checking local weather "on the eights."
Ruth does all of these things daily to privately inform Carolyn Crisp-Yeager's writing before checking her network for email. This morning she was pleased to find https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?shva=1#inbox/146685fc095ab5de
(Charlie's angels) in my inbox.
3:13 pm, Saturday, 7 June 2014
I'm reading a book, Slavery's Constitution, that I bought during a recent trip to the Barista.
7:50 am Thursday June 12, 2014
The slavery issue, which was very much alive at the time The Constitution was being written, was not spoken of directly during debate. There are many indirect references, however, to slavery in The Constitution. This is an interesting and unusual book.
Grandad has returned to take over the task of moving me to New Mexico.
By 10:30 AM, Grandad has had his orange juice, prescription medicine, coffee, a cookie and has read his morning paper. He has turned in his weather report. These activities are a daily routine. This morning he also has had a talk, and come to a clear understanding, with the people at Casa Del Sol about his cats.
At last, he has also kept his promise to Ruth. He has cleared her Galaxy and the garage of the "stuff" that keeps her from driving her car to New Mexico. She wants to move to Edgewood. Events, even more than "stuff" however keep getting in her way. This time of year Ruth struggles also with severe depression. June is the month in which she became a widow.
3 pm, Wednesday, 4 June 2014
Grandad is napping. Ruth has been dealing "Trouble With Angels." Watching classic movies on TCM with Abba and Grandad began several years ago. Back then, drCCYmom saw the problems differently than Ruth does now. She has learned from her elders. It started with "The Student Prince."
Ruth was not yet a doctor or a mom. Nor was her name Crisp-Yeager or even Senty. In the mid-fifties, she was barely a teen! Her name was Carolyn Ruth Goff, and she attended school in Lemont, Illinois, where she lived with foster parents. She was the age that her children were in the late nineteen seventies -- the age when dreaming of the future takes hold of a human heart.
Ruth had not, at that time, yet been to Europe. She had not seen Rome or the Vatican. She knew nothing of "rebirth" as a Christian. Those experiences would wait until after her fifteenth birthday and after her mother's marriage to Jim Marino had born fruit.
6:20 am, Thursday, 5 June 2014
Ruth enjoys being Grandad's home body. She gets up as early as she wants to work with Dr. Crisp-Yeager, CEO of Covenant Programs, Incorporated in Colorado. She feeds the cats and makes her own breakfast. She listens to the birds outside and watches for dawn. She reads The Washington Post when she has time and listens to The Weather Channel -- checking local weather "on the eights."
Ruth does all of these things daily to privately inform Carolyn Crisp-Yeager's writing before checking her network for email. This morning she was pleased to find https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?shva=1#inbox/146685fc095ab5de
(Charlie's angels) in my inbox.
GranCCY
3:13 pm, Saturday, 7 June 2014
I'm reading a book, Slavery's Constitution, that I bought during a recent trip to the Barista.
7:50 am Thursday June 12, 2014
The slavery issue, which was very much alive at the time The Constitution was being written, was not spoken of directly during debate. There are many indirect references, however, to slavery in The Constitution. This is an interesting and unusual book.
Dexter W. Hess
Sunday 29 June 2014
Mom has figured out a new "watch system" by working with Grandad and following his orders. She takes the household watch from sundown or whenever Grandad chooses to go to bed (whichever is later) until 11:00 AM the following day when she turns it back over to Grandad.
5:30 am, Tuesday 10 June 2014
Sunday 29 June 2014
Mom has figured out a new "watch system" by working with Grandad and following his orders. She takes the household watch from sundown or whenever Grandad chooses to go to bed (whichever is later) until 11:00 AM the following day when she turns it back over to Grandad.
6:30 am, Monday 30 June 2014
Dear Children,
I have just read The Washington Post. Earlier, I watched "Wake Up With Al." Grandad is working at Scaff today, so he has asked me to attend to his house.
Dear Children,
I have just read The Washington Post. Earlier, I watched "Wake Up With Al." Grandad is working at Scaff today, so he has asked me to attend to his house.
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