Well, maybe not. My plans are to leave for France on May 4th, stay overnight in Paris, train to St. jean, and begin the Camino! and Thursday I came down with covid. and yes, it did indeed put me flat on my back. but? thanks to medical intervention I am on the mend. 4 lbs lighter, but i can live with that. So as long as my health remains on its current trajectory? I shall indeed hike the Camino with my two ladies, Connie and Lynda.
My first wife (Connie) passed away in 2001 to pancreatic cancer, then i reconnected with my high school sweetheart and for almost 20 years? the absolute best years of my life. Lynda was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, and finally gave up the fight in 2023, but she gave it one hell of a run. and we lived life with absolute purpose for all those years having a blast!
My ladies and I will make this journey and see what comes next. Buen Camino!
My first wife (Connie) passed away in 2001 to pancreatic cancer, then i reconnected with my high school sweetheart and for almost 20 years? the absolute best years of my life. Lynda was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, and finally gave up the fight in 2023, but she gave it one hell of a run. and we lived life with absolute purpose for all those years having a blast!
My ladies and I will make this journey and see what comes next. Buen Camino!
