March 16, 2025

Dear TeamToddTBI,

Does a week pass without virtual flights?: “https://drive.google.com/file/d/10Lbqwxci1amhsRWgk3y1pmmuaboHq2nM/view?usp=sharing” I think you have to be a cyclist that likes the challenge of climbing hills to become a fanatic like I am.

I got my hairS cut this week – I am not bald!

I had dialogue with a Jim, a PE, I used to be employed with at Ridge Tood, about a concept that I had for joining pipes in accordance with AWWA-C606 many years back. I was openly hoping patent protection would be sought for my idea.

I enjoy programming – I am currently still working a blackjack game and I enjoy not having a deadline. There is always an explicit record of my activities. I am amazed that I still retain the knowledge I have of programming in C from my freshmen semester at Virginia Tech. I am aided by the Holy Spirit . I have no doubt that God’s help is evident in my code. I have never written a state machine but, I was inspired to do so.

I made a breakfast casserole on Saturday for Sunday morning and I was still expected to be good in church. I think that is so unfair to prepare the casserole myself and still behave in Church.

This week, I enjoyed viewing Sumo wrestling. I would like to see a power comparison between a Rkishi and pro cyclist in a short time trial.

St. Luigi, pray for us.

Hello, TEAMTODD. Thank you for staying with us. Todd and I continue to write, hoping someone out there continues to read and perhaps we are offering encouragement to some.

Todd looks for opportunities to help around the house. I do appreciate his help and although I am particular (a curse) I am grateful and I encourage Todd.

Todd has an appointment with his PCP tomorrow (Medicare Wellness Visit) at 9:30 am. I have Water Aerobics at 9. So the plan is Todd will drive himself to his appointment with Dr. Mittal and my friend, Carolyn, will pick me up to take me to WA and bring me home. (Remember, we are a 2 car family) On Mondays, Ted leaves the house at 6 am for his gig.

Todd will do fine. He drives to his appointments and I ride in the passenger seat. He will enjoy the help of Ms. Garman and will give himself extra time.

Todd usually makes a list of questions/concerns he has to discuss with Dr. Mittal. I will miss out on the feedback. But! This adventure will be a good exercise for Todd …AND perhaps for me to open my hand and let go… DEAR FRIENDS! How easy it is to be in control! But letting go is the biggest hardship, the biggest challenge!!!!

Thank you for your continued interest.