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This blog has been dying slowly for quite a while now. A facelift couldn't keep me interested. So I've started all over at cjcamp.com. The three of you still following me here can come on over if you want...
This blog has been dying slowly for quite a while now. A facelift couldn't keep me interested. So I've started all over at cjcamp.com. The three of you still following me here can come on over if you want...
Dear progressive friends,
Labels: politics
Kassie and I went to the Minnesota Zoo today. As you might guess, we saw a lot of animals and I took some photos. I know it's not a dog, but I couldn't resist taking a pic of this puma taking a dump!
I went to Wausau for my grandma's 94th birthday celebration. I missed the party, because it was on Friday, but I caught the rest of the fun.
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The Wausau Daily Herald wrote some nice things about Grandpa.
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My grandfather has been ill. In late April, when he first went to the hospital, we didn't think he would make it through the weekend. His kidneys were failing and he suffered from congestive heart failure. But he hung in there. My brother and I visited him and said goodbye. He hung in there some more. This weekend he took a turn for the worse. I was on the phone with my mom a little while ago and she had just told me that his kidneys failed when she got another call. It was the lady from hospice calling to tell her that Grandpa died. He was a dynamic man of faith who lived an interesting and fruitful life. He was completely ready to go and comfortable with death. I'll miss him.
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