Hello, @centre

I'm the fellow who claimed in a first post that his pre-PN future has remained unchanged, with only modest modifications to accommodate PN's limitations. However, in a second post, I had to confess that many of my so-called "modest" modifications have not been all that "modest." Your post about your family reunion has reminded me of how abundantly true that is: that many of my modifications have been the farthest thing from "modest." How so?

Only this week, my partner and I decided to give up our lease on a mountain cabin for almost 20 years. Why? Because of my PN. Just going from the car to the cabin was a nasty fall waiting to happen. I could no longer walk the mountain trails, not only the narrow, rock-strewn trails but also the comparatively flat but gravelly roads. Worst of all? Traveling to and from the outhouse, especially at night. That proved impossible, especially for a fellow whose ten-step excursion down the garden path to retrieve the day's paper was already an Olympic challenge.

I wish you well, @centre! And thank you for today's post!

Ray (@ray666)