My good friends Sundae and Rob sing this incredibly beautiful song about leaving. I weep every time I hear it. Now it is my turn to leave again. I feel as if I am always leaving someone, somewhere....maybe that is how I have defined my life.
Most things are packed. Lots of interesting accumulations...seashells, summer dresses, salt spray. One of my last chores was to put away my beautiful birthday bike, a gift from Philip.
Yesterday was his 65th birthday, I am glad I was here to celebrate with him.Lots of events to go to, as always, with folks dropping by.
It is difficult to leave this life that I love so much, but Philip is driving me home and that will make a great difference.
So, I bid farewell until my feet are planted on Hoosier soil once again.
Lou Ann
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Travel safely Lou Ann!
-kyle s.
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