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Rehab is Job #1

Right now, for me, rehab is job #1.  I have to keep reminding myself of this because I am feeling pretty good and have a lot of things on my to-do list.  I am two weeks post-op as I am writing this, but you will be reading it closer to three weeks post-op.  A few …

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One Week Post-Op

I am now one week post-op after my hip replacement surgery.  My surgery was Wednesday, October 8 and I am writing this on Thursday, October 16.  The most surprising thing to me so far is how much work this recovery business is! I was the first surgery of the day at Dublin Methodist last Wednesday …

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Hip Replacement Surgery

Because I write my posts a week or two ahead of when they are published, you are usually a week to a month behind what I am doing when you read them.  But this week I wanted you to be up to date. Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 8, I am having hip replacement surgery.  If you …

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Appalachian Arts Craft Center

After our lunch at Littons, Tom and I drove north to the Appalachian Arts Craft Center. in Clinton, Tennessee  Tuesday is usually our day to do laundry and grocery shopping, but a visitor told me that Tuesday was weaving day at the Appalachian Arts Craft Center.  I had seen an article about the Tuesday Weavers …

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Asheville, North Carolina

Last week Tom and I went to Asheville, North Carolina.  We had not been there in a very long time and certainly not since the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.  Asheville is only 2.5 hours from Cumberland Gap, so we decided to drive down and check it out. Hurricane Helene was really hard on the …

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Lils Coin Laundry in New Tazewell

Tom and I have been doing our laundry at Lils Coin Laundry in New Tazewell, Tennessee.  A couple of weeks ago, I was working at the desk when a call came through on the radio, “Maintenance, this is campground.  Maintenance, this is campground emergency.”  Maintenance responded they were on their way, and that was the …

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Encampment at Cumberland Gap

On Saturday, June 21, we had an encampment at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.  National Park sites don’t do reenactments, but they often do encampments where people dressed up like soldiers come and spent a night or two and talk to visitors about what life was like as a soldier. On June 21 we had …

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