June 22, 2025

Dear TeamToddTBI,

I completed virtual flights: “https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-znFh45EehGVXN3t4aXBKrQEAyIGvONq/view?usp=drive_link” A feat is not immediately obvious: On Friday, I could not find an airport that was at least an hour away so I completed a short flight from KWDG to KEND and longer flight from KEND to KTQK. Two good landings in one day!

I am still programming a means for a blackjack player to split hands “https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eJksgEvztIwfB61yrisaL_S2icu04C0I/view?usp=drive_link” I am not patient enough to wait for split opportunities to randomly occur – I stack the deck within the program.

My favorite sister was here for a long weekend.

HRH gifted me with some bouncing sumo wrestlers: “https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ypfY3eODbO4EdBGW7bqs-aWrHnELMNlG/view?usp=sharing” I am not sure that the figures will placate me during the sport overlap that occurs between the Tour de France and the July Grand Sumo Basho. Nor will the bouncing figures spare me from the frustration of not being physically qualified for sumo: I can not grow a top knot.

Carlo Acutis, Pray for us.

St. Luigi, Pray for us.

Hello, TeamTodd,

Another week for the Toddster, business as usual. Todd looks for ways to helpful around the house. It is a challenge for me BUT I must learn to let go.

This week the goal is to make an appointment for Todd to visit a dermatologist. (Recommended to do so by his PCP) Todd is fair skinned and has “interesting” moles to watch out for.

Whew! TBI has a “silver lining”. If Todd did not have that horrible catastrophe 11 years ago, he would not be connected to a PCP on a regular basis to watch out for other problems Todd may be susceptible to because of family history, ie, prostate cancer, skin cancer.

We enjoyed Libby’s visit this weekend. It is always a good time of good eats and good conversation and positive support all the way around.

Thank you all for staying with us on this journey. Your continued interest is VERY supportive. Todd keeps on keeping on knowing someone, many, care and continue to cheer him on.