Yes I did.
I brought my pet with me from Maui – an 11-year-old, one-eyed cat named Scrappers.
I looked for a good home for Scrappers but no one was interested in my half-blind buddy. I tried, maybe not as hard as I could have. I loved the little guy and I really didn’t want to say goodbye to him.
I found Scrappers in the road on a full moon night, Continue reading “A Couple, A Camper, A Cat”
Like a plane traveling through a turbulent sky, my emotions bounced around.
As the wheels of the plane touched down in Seattle, the melancholy mood of saying goodbye to Maui jumped to feeling joyful to be saying hello to my parents and to be starting my adventure.
I would spend a month at my parent’s house in North Bend Washington. I had to wait for the truck to make its journey across the Pacific and for Trenton to finish his farm lease, and I wanted to spend some time visiting with and helping my mom and dad.
After my folks turned 80, their health became more fragile. Continue reading “The Landing”
A Camper and Some Change 