Minus(day 1)

I've been staying or living if you'd prefer with my sister and brother-n-law for months now and it's great. My wife had all but booted me out after 31 years 2 kids and 3 grand children but that's fine simply because of her hee-haw ways and her hee-haw family, I think I was as ready as her for the big break.

First off let me say I absolutely love being hére, living here, just being here. My sister is a nurse so my brothèr-n-law and her are financially solvent, which is a plus for him and her, plus being the coolest people in the universe doesn't hurt, I'm just happy they allow me to stay.

I spend my days cleaning the house, and working outside, the cleaning isn't to difficult consididering my sisters kids are gone like mine. She has 4 grandchildren which she sees on occasion and I'm positive she's a great, terrific grandmother that loves and misses them when thèy're gone.

Back to me, after my chores my brother-n-law and I spend our time doing chores and escaping reality. I recently discovered I have cancer and he's been dealing with copd. We're both 60-ish with plans of living at least another 30 or 40 year apiece.

Serendipity

The end of december(2015), and sometime in the start of january(2016) my wife and I separated aftèr. 31 years of marriage 2 kids and 3 grandchildren, and at the time I was devistated but today I found out I have prostate cancer and it's totally because of the separation that I even did find out. I went to my family doctor looking for some medication for sleep and depression and for sôme odd reason the doctor thought I should get blood work done he found a slightly elevated psa level and referred me to a urologist,the urologist eventually did a biopsy finding the cancer. So it's true "one door closes and another opens." I still have the cancér and I'm not all that thrilled about that but I'll be fine.