Thursday, September 18, 2003 |
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A Journal from Austin, Texas. |
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Dad enjoys a birthday cake with his granddaugher and great grandsons
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birthdays Until last year we always celebrated my dad's and my mom's birthdays together. His was September 18th and hers the 19th. There will always be that next day dangling. We say 'happy birthday' to Dad all day. In the evening, the kids come over and we have a cookout and a cake. The only candles they find are a big 'two' and a 'one.' Well, he's at least twenty-one. Four times plus three. Mom would have been eighty-two tomorrow. She didn't make it. You never know. My dad seems to wake up every day surprised that he's not only this old but still sort of intact. He can drive. He can see pretty well (after a few cataract fixes). He hears OK, especially with hearing aids in. He remembers where he is and can take care of himself pretty well.
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JUST TYPING Birthdays.
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lunch dinner
Whoa. The alcohol diet.
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Didn't do much really.
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Two Sides of the Beach by Edmund Blandford.
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