Summer travels
Hello Community,
So far this summer we have traveled to Windsor, Canada...Dallas, Texas...We are now in Seattle, Washington. Tomorrow we leave for Santa Barbara, CA for three days and then to San Francisco for three days then back to Chicago, IL for 2 days then to Dallas, Texas for about 10 days before we return to Chicago.
We were going to take the train from Chicago to Seattle. However, the Missouri River floods disrupted (canceled) the train schedule. So we flew to Seattle from Chicago.
I really enjoy visiting other cities as it gives me new neighborhoods to walk. I walk a lot as my attack on PD. My tremors are a little worse. I notice it most when I am reading and the book shakes a little. (I read a lot.)
San Francisco/Oakland will be uplifting as I will see my son and daughter-in law. both of whom I adore.
Visiting these cities means I can try new restaurants/cuisines...which I really enjoy.
Having PD really sucks but I am going out as a winner!!! Take that PD. I walk a great deal, have a professional PT program, and start Yoga lessons soon. I even do a Nintendo dance routine. ( I feel somewhat clumsy during this routine.) My attitude is to attack PD with exercise and to be positive.
Take care all,
Joe
So far this summer we have traveled to Windsor, Canada...Dallas, Texas...We are now in Seattle, Washington. Tomorrow we leave for Santa Barbara, CA for three days and then to San Francisco for three days then back to Chicago, IL for 2 days then to Dallas, Texas for about 10 days before we return to Chicago.
We were going to take the train from Chicago to Seattle. However, the Missouri River floods disrupted (canceled) the train schedule. So we flew to Seattle from Chicago.
I really enjoy visiting other cities as it gives me new neighborhoods to walk. I walk a lot as my attack on PD. My tremors are a little worse. I notice it most when I am reading and the book shakes a little. (I read a lot.)
San Francisco/Oakland will be uplifting as I will see my son and daughter-in law. both of whom I adore.
Visiting these cities means I can try new restaurants/cuisines...which I really enjoy.
Having PD really sucks but I am going out as a winner!!! Take that PD. I walk a great deal, have a professional PT program, and start Yoga lessons soon. I even do a Nintendo dance routine. ( I feel somewhat clumsy during this routine.) My attitude is to attack PD with exercise and to be positive.
Take care all,
Joe
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