I like that part of Michigan up north. Have been on a couple of bike trips around the Lake and always loved the scenery up there. Of course, we did it when the weather was a bit nicer.
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T and myself have taken a motorcycle trip thru there the last two years in a row, did the complete circle tour then last year took our time on only backroads and visited ludington, traverse city, mackinaw city and the island, grand rapids, saugatuck, and lots of other little towns along the way, had a great time.
My mom grew up in Boyne City, which is just a few miles from Petoskey. Beautiful country up there. At one time we thought about moving there, but there were not a lot of jobs there for me. It's a resort area that pretty much shuts down except for ski season and boating season.
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Just saw the article. I hope no one is hurt
Kitchen fire?
One definition of making things extra crispy.
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I have to drive to Ohio this weekend to meet my brother so that we can take our Dad's car away from him. He is 86 and no longer competent to drive. It will be sad for him but he knows that it's coming. We spoke of it recently and he remembered having to do the same thing with my grandmother. Life moves in a full circle and is filled with irony. I will always remember the first time he let me borrow the keys to his car at age 16. Now, I am taking the keys away from him. Not that many years ago, he was a whiz with a computer and an outstanding amateur photographer. Today, he can't even operate the TV remote.
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My paternal grandmother developed dementia the last few years of her life. The last year of her life was especially tough. She passed away in April 2020 from Covid while living in a nursing home.
My maternal grandmother, 92, has sun down dementia. She is as sharp as a tack during the day, but at night wants to go home. I'll say a prayer for your family. Best of luck with your trip
My mom is 88 and I'm going through the same thing. Fortunately, she is aware that it becoming more of a challenge for her to drive on public streets. She wants to still practice driving just in case of an emergency, so we go over to the middle school parking lot on the weekend sometimes.
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Real CZ's have a long barrel!!
Yep, my MIL (who's in memory care now) fought hard to keep her keys, even after we witnessed her going northbound in the southbound lanes of US 41. At first, her daughters would flatten her tires, but she figured out how to air them up. Eventually, we disconnected the battery, and that shut her down. Alzheimer's sucks.
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I'm guessing that TV1217 used the bathroom there and lit a fart
Saw that smoke on 94 around noon today on my way back from Chiraq and wondered what was burning?
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