Today (Monday) we heard from Vincent, whom we haven’t been able to reach several days, that he may come here for 10-14 days for a concert (with us) and for Thunder Over Louisville (with us). It’s possible he could take care of some legal issues while he is here. Tuesday Stephanie will find out from her principal, who is staying, who will be teaching at the school next year. Receiving 100 new students and losing 4th and 5th graders, Fairmont may lose some 5th grade teachers and gain teachers from some of the four elementary schools that are closing. This will help determine whether Stephanie will get any kind of classroom. On Wednesday Mom will go to a neurologist for the first time. Mom took the bull by the horns and pushed for a different neurologist than our doctor in Tallahassee initially referred her to. Mom also took the bull by the horns and asked a friend of hers (from AAUW) to go with her. Mom had done something similar last week when she pushed back when the physical therapists who worked with her tried to get a walker that Mom thought was too flimsy and low-end. Late last week Mom got the walker she wanted, but the therapists asked her not to use it until they show her how. Also this week, Sunday was the deadline for submitting to deposits for our church’s summer Guatemala mission trip. Only a few people signed up, and so Monday the pastor and I agonized about whether to plow ahead. The suspense continues.
-- Perry
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