Kerry got home around 1 pm. Peter was delighted to see Kerry walk in the door -- as he said in the get well card he sent his Dad, it was "very lonely around the house without [him]. There is nobody who will actually beat me in pingpong." Seth will also be happy to see him tonight when he gets home from the play he is teching for today.
Now its just time to sleep and recuperate. He's firmly established himself on the futon couch with the dog on his lap giving comfort in the only way she knows how.
A bluegrass banjo Hallelujah to you. Today's scripture according to Scruggs Was Foggy Mountain Breakdown. Now let me tell you of a story of a man named Jed....
ReplyDeleteKeep us posted. You and the entire family are in our hearts and thoughts 24/7. Daniel and Lynne
Kerry,
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice to hear you tolerated the Il 2 so well. 14 doses in 5 days is a hell of a trip! Keep up the great work! Rest, hold the dog and ones you love. Listen to lots of music and play that banjo! This will help you prepare for the next Il 2 trip.
Love,
Lynne
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ReplyDeleteOops, try it again. Hey Tex, when ever you're ready to roll, the old "Satin Sheets and Rubber Boots" Bluegrass band is ready to re-form and tour. I bought a cool old school bus from a certain Mrs. Partridge. Do you know her?
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