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@taci

I did watch the funeral yesterday. It went over an hour with long speeches. Her younger brother, who is in the 90s was in a wheelchair and wore a mask. He now has a heart condition and when they were in Florida during the winter months, he landed in the hospital with pneumonia. I suspect that has something to due with the wheelchair. The service was quite long and the rabbi spoke for almost a half hour. There were congregants lined up to speak, but were turned away. I did not see any of the cousins there. I surmise we were all glued to the computer.

I am also doing some house hunting in Florida. I’ve been using Zillow. There have been a few I wanted to check. but hubs needs some input as well. I’m trying to see if there is a handicapped assistance progam in our area that can pick him up at the Rehab and bring him to a few places to look at. I really need a home that is wheelchair and cart accessible. I have found a few that meets this criteria, but getting hubs to visit, a huge question. One or two are new builds and can easily meet our qualifications prior to building.

Oodie, Did the service your cousin take place yet? Hope you and your husband watched it.
Again, very sorry for your loss.

Sheba, Yesterday hubs was literally run around. His Mother is 92 and after an hour needs to be back home as she gets tired. Things are moving forward some aspects slower and others faster but all is good.

Sorry for the loss of your Father. I know you miss him.
Best wishes to your niece to be well.

We have been very hot the last few weeks. It will be nice when things cool down again.
Our house hunting is slowly moving forward. I really wish we could leave the State asap but if my son is here then it makes sense to stay.

57 years ago today, August 8, 1969, the Beatles stepped out of EMI Studios and walked across the zebra crossing on Abbey Road in North London for the cover of their final recorded album.
Photographer Iain Macmillan had just ten minutes to capture the shot, standing on a stepladder in the middle of the street while a policeman held up traffic. He took six frames as John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison crossed back and forth three times, and McCartney chose the fifth frame for the cover. The image became one of music’s most recognized covers for its simplicity, showing the four men in stride with no band name or album title printed on the front.
A separate, lesser-known frame from the same shoot shows the band walking in the opposite direction, right to left, with McCartney wearing sandals and no cigarette in his hand, unlike the barefoot, cigarette-holding version used on the album. That print sold at a London auction in 2012 for 16,000 pounds, roughly 25,000 dollars.
The photo also fueled the “Paul is dead” conspiracy theory, as fans pointed to McCartney walking barefoot and out of step on the chosen cover image, holding a cigarette in his right hand despite being left handed, and to the Volkswagen Beetle parked in the background bearing the plate LMW 281F, widely misread as “28IF” and taken as a reference to the age McCartney would have been had he died.
Today the Abbey Road crossing is a Grade II listed landmark that draws thousands of visitors each year who recreate the walk for themselves.

I like interesting reads. 😎

@shoelady60,

Good day in the ‘burgh. 🎈😎Lady how are you doing today? Oz is a bit warm
and I think it may head your way soon.

I checked with our daughter who lives in Boston and they are alright for now. 😎🎈

I am enjoying some ice cold Arnold Palmer and taking my sweet time today.

Please take care of yourself and enjoy some Ice Tea or whatever you like. 🎈😎

Sending a shout out to your mom and sister. 💕

Sending cool vibes to you and Jake. 😎🎈💕

@taci,

I hope all is well in S. California. 😎🎈

Here is to Happy Trails. 🎈

@oodiebom,

Good day and may this day find you and hubby doing well. 🎈🎈

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