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Our New Old Place
- Thread starter Gary O'
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FrancSevin
Proudly Deplorable
OOUCH!!!!
Take pride in knowing, it doesn't take a physics degree to prove your theory.
Take pride in knowing, it doesn't take a physics degree to prove your theory.
Always nice to know what your equipment capable of.
Gary O'
Well-known member
Not a whole lot goin' on, so, thought I'd go ahead and fill the inventory shelf with tiny avian abodes.
Since it's gonna be a busy spring and summer
This one, in semi finished, I might not let go
The roots so wondrously wrap around the entry
I screw the roots on from the inside so nothing showing
Gotta say, I'm lovin' this Ryobi job light I got myself for Christmas
Love the clamp feature
and the intensity
and the batteries match my other Ryobi stuff
Since it's gonna be a busy spring and summer
This one, in semi finished, I might not let go
The roots so wondrously wrap around the entry
I screw the roots on from the inside so nothing showing
Gotta say, I'm lovin' this Ryobi job light I got myself for Christmas
Love the clamp feature
and the intensity
and the batteries match my other Ryobi stuff
That one is pretty plump, must have a route she runs everyday.
Like that Ryobi work light.
Nice work!
Nice work!
Gary O'
Well-known member
These black tail are town deer
Treated like sacred cows
They feed from house to house
Never seen anything quite like it
They're not as big as the mulies up at the cabin, but, yeah, they're well fed
Gary O'
Well-known member
Been a while
Busy spring and summer
A special time last week
Son and his girls stopped by
His eldest girl has Dravet syndrome
Bouts of epileptic seizures 24/7
Heavy meds
She's not expected to see her teens
I don't know how he does it
He's been the nurse
the doctor
the EMT
and
The Father...the single parent
Little ones are so precious
This one, more so
I savor these moments
The Lord said it best
' Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.'
Busy spring and summer
A special time last week
Son and his girls stopped by
His eldest girl has Dravet syndrome
Bouts of epileptic seizures 24/7
Heavy meds
She's not expected to see her teens
I don't know how he does it
He's been the nurse
the doctor
the EMT
and
The Father...the single parent
Little ones are so precious
This one, more so
I savor these moments
The Lord said it best
' Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven.'
Gary O'
Well-known member
They came by again a couple days ago, to get her meds
My son clued me in on what's to be expected from here on out
She's entering puberty
This is when there's a dramatic increase in seizures with Dravet syndrome kids
It's why they're not expected to see much of their teens
They continue to increase until they just don't recover from what becomes the last one
My son has been incredible about all this
Savoring each moment with her
Making her years as good as possible while he has her
It's a pretty tough call, as she's quite spoiled
Much like Helen Keller's early years
I know I couldn't handle it, long term
My son clued me in on what's to be expected from here on out
She's entering puberty
This is when there's a dramatic increase in seizures with Dravet syndrome kids
It's why they're not expected to see much of their teens
They continue to increase until they just don't recover from what becomes the last one
My son has been incredible about all this
Savoring each moment with her
Making her years as good as possible while he has her
It's a pretty tough call, as she's quite spoiled
Much like Helen Keller's early years
I know I couldn't handle it, long term
Gary O'
Well-known member
Update;
Son and daughters just left from Christmas dinner we had three days ago
Very unplanned
His diesel truck wouldn't start
Worked on it for a couple days
Changed filters and such
Air in the fuel line
Primed it, got the air bled out
It'd now start, but quit
Turns out the computer would shut it down
Needed a program wipe and reboot
Got that done this morn, and off they went
We're a tad spent from those three days
and the girls were faunching at the bit
But
Turned into a blessing
The eldest girl (now 10) is experiencing more and more seizures
and a new twist: gasping for breath
We may not have her much longer
So, we consider the truck breakdown a wonderful blessing
Crumpy
Well-known member
It breaks my heart, Gary. Just the thought losing a child/grandchild. My prayers are with you and your family. Hugs.
Gary O'
Well-known member
It will be a heart break, one day
As for now, each moment with her is so very precious
She's saying one or sometimes two or three word sentences
Her word for me, is 'Hug'
No waste of words there
Being with her solidifies a little thing I put together from a pic I took at the cabin;
Never enough of them
Thank you @Crumpy
Means a lot
