Posted by gitrib on September 29, 2011 at 16:36:20 from (108.203.179.59):
Well fellows it has 30 days since I moved in with my wife. The most fun is just watching people We have the table queen that rule around there table and raise a fuss when someone new is seated at there table, Then there is the two ladies that set across from each other and every meal have a tough of war over the table. The big excitement is going to the dining room for lunch. This home Is laid out like a wagon wheel . Each hall is like a spoke with rooms on both sides the halls come together at the nurses station and dining are. well at lunch there is a massive traffic jam of slow moving wheel chairs some are one leg powered others are two leg powered some are arm powered finally everyone makes it to dinner with a few fender bender and examples of Road Rage/ Food is excellent. It is your fault if you go hungry. Good old home cooking. It is nice to be with my wife where I can spoil her. I am glad to have my computer with pictures and CD of her playing the organ. The aide�s are wonderful as they open you bed covers for you or help get that pair of shoes on.. Son says �I am going to get fat and out of condition�. I f it were not for my computer I would go nuts! Fight it as long as you can but give in and enjoy it. gittib
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