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Day 19,987

Hey kiddos, it’s old fat Grampa Bob here in rural Douglas County, enjoying a relaxing evening. We spent part of the evening watching what would now be considered a classic movie from thirty years ago, “When Harry Met Sally”. It was a fun movie to watch with our kids, but make sure your kids are …

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Day 19,986

Goof evening my future grandchildren! It is a wonderful Tuesday evening in rural Douglas County, and I just spent forty-five minutes floating in the swimming pool, watching the stars pop out one by one in this very late spring sky. My first instinct was to write “late summer sky”, but that would not have been …

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Day 19,985

Hey gang, it’s Monday night in rural Douglas County, and I’ve been pretty productive today. Got my daughter’s car tire situation resolved, at least for now, and in the process taught my son how to change a flat tire on a car. It’s not something monumental. I know, but it’s enough Lots of things in …

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Day 19,984

I’m wondering if I should’ve taken the dogs out for an extra walk. OK, it’s Sunday night, and we’re just sort of kicking back and watching some of the NBA Championship series (Golden State with a strong first half). Freya is sitting between my legs, but she has let me know more than once that …

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Day 19,983

Hey gang, old fat Grampa Bob reporting to you on a Saturday night from rural Douglas County. We’re chillin’ out here, late on a Saturday night. We’re watching a Denzel Washington movie, John Q. I’ve come to the realization that Denzel Washington and Ethan Suplee have been in at least three movies together. I had …

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Day 19,982

OK, it’s Friday, and I need to crank this out because the wife and kids are out in the pool and they say the party won’t start without me. What that really means, I have no idea. It’s been a pretty busy day. The garage door guys came over and fixed our issues with all …

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Day 19,981

It’s a calm, clear sky night in rural Douglas County. The day has been busy at times, not so busy at others. Got a few things done, and also took some time to relax and embrace a distraction or two. Lisa and I were both tired tonight when it came around to planning dinner. She …

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Day 19,980

OK, it’s Wednesday. It’s almost the last day of May. And for my beloved, this is her 20,000th day on this mortal plane. That’s kind of cool. The average person lives around 30,000 days. Very, very few live and die on exactly day 30k. Figure half are fewer, half are more. Yeah, there’s all kind …

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Day 19,979

It’s a warm Tuesday night in rural Douglas County, and my butt hurts. More my right butt cheek and hip. Water and tile aren’t always a great combination, especially when you add a semi-uncoordinated 54-year-old to the mix. I took a fall. I got lucky. As I was going down, I couldn’t help but wonder if …

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Day 19,978

I’m still a little peeved about getting my numbering thrown off. Looks a bit odd seeing that numerical gap, but no days lost. Anyway, as days go here in rural Douglas County, today was a good one. We had company on Memorial Day. First to arrive was my niece Taylor, who drove in from Kansas City …

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