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Ken continues to make daily slow but noticable progress. Tuesday evening, Debbie and I decided to eat out at Lee Roy Selmon's, a local restaurant with the best meat loaf around.  When we got there, it was no where to … Continue reading →

Thursday – I spent most of the day at the rehab facility with Ken while Debbie and Cheryl took a "girls day out", getting a pedicurer, doing some shopping and just chillin' out at our motorhome. While at the mall, … Continue reading →

After a morning walk, we spent most of the day at the rehab center with Ken.  While he is still very weak, he seems to be making significant strides in his Occupational and Physical Theraphy (OT and PT) session.  While … Continue reading →

Saturday morning's drive from Lake City to Sarasota was interrupted only by a stop for gas, spotting several of Florida's finest (in some cases with no one but a fellow police cruiser pulled oevr), power boats with names their owners … Continue reading →

Leaving our Pensacola campground, we noticed a painted fence which we'd not seen when arriving yesterday afternoon. Back on while only the nation's 11th longest public roadway at 2,460.34 miles between Santa Monica, CA and Jacksonville, FL, navigates through perhaps … Continue reading →

We traveled through four states today enroute to Sarasota where we are planning on going to see Ken and Cheryl.  Ken has been hospitalized for the better part of two months due to his multiple myeloma, both viral and fungal … Continue reading →

Today we completed our trek across Texas, mostly on secondary roads until we were just short of the Louisiana state line where we picked up I-10 again. A couple on recumbent bikes … they dont' look all that comfortable and … Continue reading →

We had a relatively short drive to College Station where we plan to visit the George H.W. Bush Presidential Museum. After the thunderstorm which moved through early this morning, we awoke to a rather muted sunsise. Our trip was remarkable … Continue reading →

Leaving Fort Stockton early this morning …under a nearly full moon, the Texas landscape was pretty non-descript, although with more vegetarion than many of the areas west of the city.  However, the morning sun made some initial photography a bit … Continue reading →

Leaving Las Cruses, we discovered near non-stop cattle feed lots between our campground and the Texas border. There was also an used item outlet which seemed to advertise it sold everything people might want but may not need. About 20 … Continue reading →