Re: RE: Update at Daisy Patch Farm October 2 2013

#1 · October 3, 2013, 10:52 am

Quote from Forum Archives on October 3, 2013, 10:52 am
Posted by: plain_sister_ <plain_sister_@...>

His eyesight is great, I personally couldn't find anything wrong with his driving. Without a vehicle, you can't go anywhere around here. The tiny bus system just can't cover every place. Oh and horses are permitted in drivethroughs here, there's more antelope than people in WY. Taking his license away without good cause would be taking away his manhood. There are two sons, one in Washington state and one here. The one here said that he is not responsible for helping them. Guess that's why George always introduced me as his daughter. So no, there is no one but me. He has tried to hire help, but no one wants to work.

Amy is living in Utah. Her kidney numbers are close to transplant and daily dialysis numbers. Sigh....I'm preparing for the worst and praying for the best. Thank you for the blessings. The Lord ingrained this servant heart in me and I don't know how not to help others. Bill laughed and said "Well, another reason for us to have come to Casper".

Suzi

On 10/3/2013 7:45 AM, P McCammon wrote:

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Suzi, I am just tired reading this! I have grown lazy since not having our farm. What a wonderful neighbor and friend you are to do so much for others. I love to see this.

Is George's eyesight ok? I have been hit by by 2 elderly people over 80 and they should never have been driving. These where bad automobile accidents that could have killed me or my children. On the other hand I have seen some elderly citizens that are good drivers. I do not ever care if they go slow or are cautious. I am just concerned if they go to fast or have slow reflexes. I had a neighbor who was elderly neighbor on our horse farm in SC who could not drive. He would ride his horse into town and go through the drive through teller at the bank. I loved it!! But...unfortunately people complained and he was informed he could no longer do this. I really liked him.

I can only imagine how having your license taken from you is like losing that last bit of independence. Does George have children who can help if he does lose his license?

I hope Amy feels better and they can figure out why she is feeling poorly. Is she living with you now?

Bless you dear sister! I admire all you do for others.

Patricia

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Well here it is 8 o'clock and I'm just getting around to this. Sorry about that.

My morning started early, Bill called, I had several business calls to make for Neighbor M.and things to gather to return or mail.

Was in the process of cleaning the kitchen, when Amy called. She isn't feeling well and the doctor is concerned about her lab work for her kidneys. She slept most of the day.

After that, George (92)(our former landlord in town) called and asked me to be a character witness for him in court at 1:30 today, so I hurried up and got ready to be there early, stopped at Neighbor Mayleen's to feed and water cat, kittens and cattle, picked up her grocery list and mail to post and headed to town. Got upstairs and he showed me papers to see which courtroom since I couldn't find him on the docket, it is for tomorrow. Will still be there early, would like to meet his attorney. Think they are after his license because of age, but I rode with him and followed him in my car and he drives fine. He bought me lunch at Wendy's and talked about his sweetheart and how he fell in love with her at first sight. Then went to their house and I helped him clean up a little, got his papers in order and marked the calendar for his court date and his doctor appointments. Talked to me about helping him get the house in order and told him I would as I could. Only wants 2 days a week for 2-3 hours if and when he can bring Jeanne (87) home from the nursing home. I've been there for them for 14 years, so won't stop now.

Left there and headed to the post office, 2 grocery stores, and then home, checking on Amy several times as I could.
Took Neighbor M's groceries in, made us a cup of coffee and sat and chatted for awhile sharing my day out and her's in. She had the soup I made yesterday for her midday meal. By this time it's after 4--washed our cups and headed for the house.

The weather has turned cold so decided on tuna salad sandwich for supper rather than turning the heat off to warm something. Was feeding the dogs and cats when Bill called to tell me they were through for the day. Called me later when he got back to the motel, but his roommate showed up with hot wings, so he will call when ready for bed. I want to get some of tomorrow's work done tonight and will try to finish early 4am in the morning. We are expecting rain and lots more snow between tomorrow and the weekend, so need to make sure everything is done and ready. Have to do laundry and find Neighbor M's tax papers (hope none are in the old house).

It's getting late so need to go, will try to write in the morning. Keeping everyone in my prayers and reading your posts as I can.

Love and hugs,
Suzi

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Posted by: plain_sister_ <plain_sister_@...>

His eyesight is great, I personally couldn't find anything wrong with his driving. Without a vehicle, you can't go anywhere around here. The tiny bus system just can't cover every place. Oh and horses are permitted in drivethroughs here, there's more antelope than people in WY. Taking his license away without good cause would be taking away his manhood. There are two sons, one in Washington state and one here. The one here said that he is not responsible for helping them. Guess that's why George always introduced me as his daughter. So no, there is no one but me. He has tried to hire help, but no one wants to work.

Amy is living in Utah. Her kidney numbers are close to transplant and daily dialysis numbers. Sigh....I'm preparing for the worst and praying for the best. Thank you for the blessings. The Lord ingrained this servant heart in me and I don't know how not to help others. Bill laughed and said "Well, another reason for us to have come to Casper".

Suzi

On 10/3/2013 7:45 AM, P McCammon wrote:

Suzi, I am just tired reading this! I have grown lazy since not having our farm. What a wonderful neighbor and friend you are to do so much for others. I love to see this.

Is George's eyesight ok? I have been hit by by 2 elderly people over 80 and they should never have been driving. These where bad automobile accidents that could have killed me or my children. On the other hand I have seen some elderly citizens that are good drivers. I do not ever care if they go slow or are cautious. I am just concerned if they go to fast or have slow reflexes. I had a neighbor who was elderly neighbor on our horse farm in SC who could not drive. He would ride his horse into town and go through the drive through teller at the bank. I loved it!! But...unfortunately people complained and he was informed he could no longer do this. I really liked him.

I can only imagine how having your license taken from you is like losing that last bit of independence. Does George have children who can help if he does lose his license?

I hope Amy feels better and they can figure out why she is feeling poorly. Is she living with you now?

Bless you dear sister! I admire all you do for others.

Patricia

http://www.littlecabininthewoods.typepad.com

Well here it is 8 o'clock and I'm just getting around to this. Sorry about that.

My morning started early, Bill called, I had several business calls to make for Neighbor M.and things to gather to return or mail.

Was in the process of cleaning the kitchen, when Amy called. She isn't feeling well and the doctor is concerned about her lab work for her kidneys. She slept most of the day.

After that, George (92)(our former landlord in town) called and asked me to be a character witness for him in court at 1:30 today, so I hurried up and got ready to be there early, stopped at Neighbor Mayleen's to feed and water cat, kittens and cattle, picked up her grocery list and mail to post and headed to town. Got upstairs and he showed me papers to see which courtroom since I couldn't find him on the docket, it is for tomorrow. Will still be there early, would like to meet his attorney. Think they are after his license because of age, but I rode with him and followed him in my car and he drives fine. He bought me lunch at Wendy's and talked about his sweetheart and how he fell in love with her at first sight. Then went to their house and I helped him clean up a little, got his papers in order and marked the calendar for his court date and his doctor appointments. Talked to me about helping him get the house in order and told him I would as I could. Only wants 2 days a week for 2-3 hours if and when he can bring Jeanne (87) home from the nursing home. I've been there for them for 14 years, so won't stop now.

Left there and headed to the post office, 2 grocery stores, and then home, checking on Amy several times as I could.
Took Neighbor M's groceries in, made us a cup of coffee and sat and chatted for awhile sharing my day out and her's in. She had the soup I made yesterday for her midday meal. By this time it's after 4--washed our cups and headed for the house.

The weather has turned cold so decided on tuna salad sandwich for supper rather than turning the heat off to warm something. Was feeding the dogs and cats when Bill called to tell me they were through for the day. Called me later when he got back to the motel, but his roommate showed up with hot wings, so he will call when ready for bed. I want to get some of tomorrow's work done tonight and will try to finish early 4am in the morning. We are expecting rain and lots more snow between tomorrow and the weekend, so need to make sure everything is done and ready. Have to do laundry and find Neighbor M's tax papers (hope none are in the old house).

It's getting late so need to go, will try to write in the morning. Keeping everyone in my prayers and reading your posts as I can.

Love and hugs,
Suzi

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