Today we made the trip to Atlanta and back for Emory appointments: uneventful, and Jimmy's preliminary blood tests look stable. Our friend Jane Youmans came to the house in the early afternoon to let Andy out, so we weren't in a panic to get back, worrying about him.
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Often there is a volunteer pianist playing in the lobby of the Winship Cancer Center |
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Jimmy waiting for our car to be brought around |
We stopped in Clayton so I could go to the Walmart there, while Jimmy waited in the car. As I was trudging out, pushing my cart, a man to my right started encroaching on my personal space. I slowed down to let him pass, and he slowed down. I picked up speed, and he stayed right with me.
It seemed a little early in the day for a mugging, and I started wondering if I was about to be propositioned by some lonely old geezer with a penchant for older women. I wheeled around to confront him, but it was just George, King of the Zip Line, come down from his mountain to load up on provisions.
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