...I am really behind in my blog posting. I hadn't realized it till got
one of those spammers commenting on a post in the past. Some things never change
and spam is one of those things.
I suppose I can add an update on my twin
grandchildren. In fact I should do that as it has been a long time since I last
mentioned them. I have 5 other grandchildren but I must admit to a special bias
here. Besides being our last grandchildren, they are twins, and then due to a
messy end of marriage, we spent a lot of time being the ones in charge of their
care during the time their father was at work. Despite our wishing that they
remain babies, they graduated from high school and made plans for the next
adventures in in their life.
My granddaughter had spent the time in high school
becoming a great wheelchair athlete in her free time on school breaks and
weekends by participating in basketball games all over the north state and some
tournaments in Texas. It was in Texas that she was noticed by coaches from the Adaptive Athletics program at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Her hard work and her dad being more than
willing to get his daughter and her chair to all the distant games had made her
a true athlete. (When you live in Susanville, everything is distant!)
Her
brother, my namesake, in more ways than I realized, had tried a JC to earn an AA
degree but the JC wasn't for him so he decided to become a fireman...of course.
He was accepted by a local fire crew and hoped to be training with them as soon
as he finished a few wildland fire courses at the JC, so he was back at the
school but with a goal. Then the fires of last summer struck the West and his
firecrew was sent to Utah and a fire; one of many. He missed the training session with them
and would have to wait till they were back.
I must stop here...I will be back in the next morning. Old age has conspired with my muscles and after an hour or so I can't type a line without a mistake. That is why it has taken me 90 minutes to type what you see here...
So Glad you are posting again, but take it easy! No burnout!
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