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@katg I had to laugh at the “skip conventional medical treatment” part. If all those healthy living things prevented or cured cancer, I (probably like many of us) know a few people who should still be here. To each his own I suppose.
I love having a group of people to quilt retreat with every year. I also have a group of friends from our high school days in Norway. We meet every 5 years in a different city because it’s too expensive for everyone to fly back to Stavanger. Eight of us did meet in Stavanger last June 21st for a mini reunion on the summer solstice. It was my first time being back there since 1976 and Midsommar is my favorite holiday so it was a triple special day. There’s nothing like 24 hours of daylight on a summer evening with old friends in the place your heart feels is your true “home”. I was shocked that I could still understand so much of the language after …how can it be?…50 years! I was only 14 when we came back to The States. It was a hard transition back to our way of life here. Memories…

I’m trying to ignore my sisters’ hostilities and enjoy time with my parents. I keep track of every time the sisters deny me access to information or try to make it difficult to see my parents. What they don’t know is that those actions can be grounds for some legal consequences when the time comes. I plan to challenge my sister’s history as the financial power of attorney and demand full disclosure of her management of their finances when it comes time. Revenge best served cold they say.

Hope you are doing well. I’ve started a new quilt by our Australian friend and I hope to show it to her in her hometown in 2027-ish. New bucket list item. “Quilting in Australia with friends.”