So glad you are a happy camper! You are one of a kind, sunshiny guy! I find your new syntax endearing, very poetic. I am busy as a beaver making my garden plots and planting stuff: currently up are: snow peas, snap peas, rutabagas. In the ground: potatoes, radish seeds. In plastic containers, in flats, in mini hoophouses are about 500 or so seedlings: tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, kale, cabbage. Inside under lights are basil, tatsoi and parsley. This is why I don't often write! Love, Phyllis

I'm so glad you're in pretty goof spirits--enjoying what you DO have.

Hi Stephen, I so love your posts and incredibly descriptive tales of your moment to moment life in the hospital. Your ability to find the silver linings in each breath of fresh air and each new person, or a moment of relief is incredible and inspiring. And I send you much love and tenderness for the darker moments you are also experiencing. We are all holding you there, for what words can’t express.
Oodles of love and virtual hugs,
Dinah

Stephen, I am so happy that you have congenial, kind people helping you through your daily routine. Also glad that you get a drive through your neighborhood and some flashes of fresh air. Isn't is amazing how important those things become?
I love you dearly and look forward to your daily messages. Keep them coming.

Thanks for the travel log entry about your trips though your neighborhood and with those nice folks on your travel team. I had a kind of long hospital stay last year and my charm effort didn't work as well as yours, and I couldn't get out of my quality assurance mindset. But Stephen, among other things, I have always admired your charm. xoxxo

Jim and I say your post is very very descriptive and we keep rereading it..Have a great day Steven. Love you lots. My beautiful friend.

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You are an incredibly sweet human being Stephen. Your sweetness brings tears to my eyes. I am with you brother!

I admire that you are able to grasp onto the positive aspects of each day. Hang in there, bro.

Hi Stephen, I'm so happy to hear that you have a routine and get a little outside air.