We left FL on Wed, as planned and headed north. It took us three days to get to PA. The weather was perfect and until the last three hours ,traffic was manageable. Bob was able to drive several hours a day and that made the trip easier. I hadn't realized how much I missed seeing spring flowers and green mountains until we headed up 81 in VA. The dogwoods were spectacular and the rolling green hills looked like a painting. Sat morning we got up early and had breakfast with Bob's son,daughter ,son-in-law and granddaughter. I then went to watch my two oldest grandsons play baseball. Zak was actually playing "T" ball . They were definitely having a good time and occasionally even managed to play ball. That evening we went to my youngest Grandson's 2nd birthday party. We were both exhausted by the time we got home that night. Anyway we are still trying to clean the inside and outside of the motorhome, that will be a summer-long project. The yard is totally overgrown also ,so we are going to have to get out of the FL mode and get to work. Bob is scheduled to see the DR here on Thurs and then we can continue with Chemotherapy. We miss everyone and look forward to seeing you again so take care. Let us hear from you ........................take care...................Carole and Bob

What's Up

OK, Let's give this another try..... We are still in FL at Toby's, although we think it should be re-named "Windy Acres". It has been a cool and very windy season in Fl but we did survive. Bob has one treatment to finish on Mon and that will complete 4 cycles (out of 6) and then we will move back to PA to finish the treatments. He has been doing very well with chemotherapy and is still able to do many of the things he wants to do (OK, his favorite thing was always to do as little as possible so it is hard to evaluate sometimes) . Anyway for those who were with us all winter at Toby's , here's an update. The park is really deserted now but those of us who are left are getting to know each other better .We now have two small
alligators in our pond . One of our favorite things to do is watch the wind blow the fire ants off their mounds. Several weeks ago John and Marlyn had a new , large cement pad poured and we sat and watched that dry for an hour or so. We have had tag-a-long dinners a couple of nights and we discovered some new places to eat and have met some new people. We do miss ya'll and look forward to seeing you in the fall. To all of our friends in PA hope to see you soon and take care...............Bob & Carole