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I'm up here in Maryland at Mom's house for the Christmas holiday. I've been here almost two weeks, as I came up early to do work around the house for Mom.
Mom has Alzheimer's and now lives in Assisted Living.
I want to thank Gail, Sylvia, and the staff at Heart Homes for taking such great care of Mom. Yes, I know you said she is your favorite resident, and I'll agree Mom is Aces. But I thank you, not the other way around
I want to thank Abbey, the great CSR at Home Depot who noticed that a tine was bent on the new rake I was buying, and offered to let me swap it out after I had paid for it, and even watched my basket for me (her offer, not my request) so I didn't have to drag it half way across the store.
I want to thank the unnamed gals at the county dump who didn't give me a hard time for my out of state driver's license when I brought a couple of loads of garbage/rotting yard waste (from last year no less) to the dump, and who were in fact very helpful and pleasant. You see, you have to be a county resident to use the dump, which I didn't know until I got there and saw the sign. Then again, maybe they figured no one would be crazy enough to haul garbage in a pickup truck all the way from North Carolina.
And finally, to thank my neighbors Joe, Claire, and Ron, who've been keeping an eye on the house for me and my brother since Mom had to move to the AL.
Merry Christmas to all these wonderful folks!
Mom has Alzheimer's and now lives in Assisted Living.
I want to thank Gail, Sylvia, and the staff at Heart Homes for taking such great care of Mom. Yes, I know you said she is your favorite resident, and I'll agree Mom is Aces. But I thank you, not the other way around
I want to thank Abbey, the great CSR at Home Depot who noticed that a tine was bent on the new rake I was buying, and offered to let me swap it out after I had paid for it, and even watched my basket for me (her offer, not my request) so I didn't have to drag it half way across the store.
I want to thank the unnamed gals at the county dump who didn't give me a hard time for my out of state driver's license when I brought a couple of loads of garbage/rotting yard waste (from last year no less) to the dump, and who were in fact very helpful and pleasant. You see, you have to be a county resident to use the dump, which I didn't know until I got there and saw the sign. Then again, maybe they figured no one would be crazy enough to haul garbage in a pickup truck all the way from North Carolina.
And finally, to thank my neighbors Joe, Claire, and Ron, who've been keeping an eye on the house for me and my brother since Mom had to move to the AL.
Merry Christmas to all these wonderful folks!
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