For those of you that are regular readers of my blog... I wonder if you picked up on the part of our story that was missing?
Last week I realized that August 28th was coming up. Now this is an anniversary of sorts for Bill and I. Three years ago when Katrina was bearing down on the gulf coast, we admitted we loved one another.So I decided that the 28th of August would be an appropriate day to finally make this whole relationship legal. Well legal in the eyes of the law, not to us because...

Since my last entry, things have calmed down. Bill's condition is on a steady course and other then our difficulty acclimating to the high altitude, we are both enjoying life and each other. Theres something to be said for the benefits of sitting on a deck all day, coffee in hand and watching the changing landscape up here on Bee Branch Mountain. The dogs are even calmer and loving the freedom of neighbors too close.
This past week has been somewhat of an emotional roller coaster ride. Bill...

Well Bill and I had a week to enjoy the nature in all its spiritual beauty. I feel as if I've barely caught my breath and the next crisis has arrived.
Yesterday, Bill had some serious swelling in places where no swelling should be. So around midnight off we all go to the ER. Good thing Bill had the forethought to pack a bag. Not only was he admitted, he was transported to a bigger hospital in Asheville that is a cardiac hospital.
The swelling was Congestive Heart failure, or the start....

It is hard to believe that it has been 6 days since we moved from Tn. to NC.It has been an adjustment for Bill and I and also the friends we moved in with.

To give you the adjustment level we're talking here, think of the Odd Couple. Bill and I are Oscar, our friends are Felix. Out of necessity due to our disabilities our standards have slipped or rather relaxed in the past 3 years.With us, something is always laying around waiting to be put away at a later time when one of us has...

Yesterday as Bill and I were on the Interstate heading into Knoxville, we both agreed that our move to Tennessee was a great experience for us both. Did anyone noticed how time came to a screeching halt for about 45 seconds? The ground shook and the dark clouds covered the sun. This all happened because Bill said " I can't believe I'm going to say this, but.... I actually like Knoxville better then New Orleans" Well isn't that a powerful endorsement for the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce?...