I took the copy of the pamphlet that Julie Lanham sent me to church Sunday at Marble Collegiate, where her Aunt Helen had bought the original many years before. 
David and Terry and Beau's apt is on the top floor of the sliver of white brick building to the left. The glowing glass pyramid is on the Worldwide Plaza building on the right, across from where I used to live on 49th street.
This is the fountain in Columbus Circle as I came from my late evening walk in Central Park.
Ducks on a board in the pond near the Alice in Wonderland statue in Central Park Friday afternoon.
Approaching Columbus Circle after leaving Central Park Thursday night
Eric talking to his mother on the phone at brunch Sunday at "Good Enough to Eat". He was listening as it was noisy, but it wasn't that serious.
Beau sitting in Terry's chair Sunday afternoon waiting for David to come home.**********************
A wonderful weekend, Labor Day weekend so a longer one. We got out of work Thursday at 1 and had Friday off as well as today, Monday. Thank you JWT!
David went to Washington state to take Terry's ashes to be buried and for a service.
I stayed at his apt and took care of Beau. We had a good time running around the apt with his toys, Cardio with Beau I call it.
Had dinner with friends, went to meetings, qualified Sunday at the 545 for the first time this term, went to church at Marble with Lynn, walked in Central Park, had brunch with Eric Sunday after church as it was HIS birthday. While we were at "Good to Eat" his mother called to wish him a Happy Birthday.
Met with Mike to do some step work in the park near the Center.
Mike and Adam took me out for Patsy's pizza and Argos Tea Saturday night.
Had dinner with Bree and Eric Friday night at a sort of take out style Italian restaurant and walked.
Got some pics from my brother Randy of my nephew Jason playing with new friends in Parker, CO.
A wonderful last few days, in spite of still sad about Terry's passing. The circl of life.
I don't understand why he had to die so young, but I have to accept that it was God's will and his time. In whatever way that is.
Ours is not to reason why ours is but to do and die. Not sure where that comes from but it applies.
I am grateful to be alive, healthy, 50 and nifty. I have a wealth of friends. As David Boyd would say, I ain't where I wannna be and I ain't where I oughta be thank God I ain't where I used to be!
Thank you God for my life!
