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| Mom and dad at breakfast this morning- collecting smiles while I can |
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| In Alaska- the smile I love to collect |
Mom was able to get out of the "memory care" center - and is doing better- not completely better, but so much better. And best of all, she loves my dad, and they just enjoy one another's company. So she is home now.
Yesterday my dad had to have the battery on his pacemaker changed. He did fine - but it meant a quick trip here (you and mom stayed home).
It is nice to see mom smile -even though her vision is gone, her hearing is poor, and she worries about her memory.
It is the smile she has-- and the big smiles - when we talked about you. How you got your violin bow because you knew your violin exercises, how you like to watch Beethoven's Fifth.
Life is uncertain - but now I know that what I have to collect in life isn't things - its smiles.
Love,
Dad
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| Dad after his new pacemaker- first thing he wanted- Coffee |
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