Adventure 447: The Story of George, Douglissimo, 43

April 18, 2018

Real time found George at the top of his game. He was looking sharp as he waited for Vina to arrive, his morning ritual. He had taken his pills (To our surprise), which put a sly grin on George's face, and made our visit more joyous than usual. We had taken Kevin with us to break him in gently with George. Kevin will look in on George as long as he maintains this monitoring status. Our hope is to have Kevin monitor George on a daily basis when we go to Michigan this June. We'll also have Leticia in place as our back up emergency responder in case George makes another ambulance trip to the hospital. In addition, we have the possibility of housing George at the VA for an interim time. It's unknown at this time, but that possibility may be the transition vehicle we use to get George into more intensive care. At any rate, we have a month and a half before we would head East. Much can happen in that time.

As for my other life, I'm currently at Priest Lake with my cousin, Douglas. It was our annual put Thor (Douglas' boat) into the water day. In truth, Doulgas did it by himself this time, so I'm just enjoying a night in a heaven space I call Priest Lake. We've chatted, played cards, watched the Utah Jazz win, and now we're watching the Legend of Dewie Cox for the umpteenth time. It;s a ritual. So, basically, life cannot get much better. And as for my Bunny, she took the rocket to a yarn store in Moscow, Idaho today. It seems that life is even beyond the normal "good" her in North Idaho.

 This is the first view of Priest Lake a driver sees on the way up the East side of Priest Lake. Few are better.

 Thor successfully tied to the dock for the season.

 The boat dock will be covered as soon as the lake comes up enough to get the boat on the lift. Regardless, the panoramic views, the  crisp air, the pure water, and the rugged purity of the lake never fails to satisfy. Visit here if you can.