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Switching tracks

If you’re keeping score, that’s “Back on track,” then “Off track,” and now this one. For a retired railroad mechanic, that’s honestly very on brand. Dad spent his career keeping trains running. Now he’s keeping me in the track puns 😂

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Off track

Well. I said “back on track” two weeks ago, and I’d like to formally retract that.

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Back on track

It’s been a minute. The last thing I posed was the Tetons, and honestly I’ve been a little reluctant to follow it up, because how do you follow up mountains?

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10,450 Feet

There’s something Dad and I talked about on this trip that I’ve been chewing on ever since.

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Some good, some ok, and a Trip to the tetons

I’ve been putting this off for two weeks, mostly because every time I sat down to write, something else happened! Short version: some of this is working, some of it isn’t, and Dad is doing great, which makes the whole thing confusing to explain.

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Cycle 4, lfg

Dad went to a car show last weekend and absolutely showed off. He took home Best Custom Truck with Camper and landed Top 25 with his other car.

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Cycle 3 complete

Dad officially wrapped up Cycle 3 of treatment last week. As always, we’re taking the wins where we can get them, and crossing another cycle off the list definitely feels like one.

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Cycle three

Well, Cycle 3 was supposed to start last week, but Dad’s sodium had other plans.

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A needed breather

This week has been fairly uneventful, which is exactly the kind of update I like to share.

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Patio nights

This past weekend ended up being one of those weekends we really needed. Between appointments, treatments, labs, and all of the unknowns lately, we wanted to do something that felt a little more normal and a little less clinical.

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