I’ve often stated, “Sometimes life gets in the way of blogging.”
This is one of those times. Besides working around personal plans, we have a high-priority family situation requiring time and effort: helping an elderly aunt with some important facets of her life. The tough part is being separated by 3+ hours of driving. Timing is not good from our end – but hey – one must do what one has to do.
Time away from here should be 4-8 weeks. I want the bloggers here to know about my absence from posting, so this is my way of saying thanks for caring and all is well with us.
To send you into an unexpected break, here’s a new one from The Piano Guys … and its title is fitting for this post. See you upon my return. In the words of Garrison Keillor, Be well, do good work, and keep in touch.
A Frank Angle 
Oh, my dear friend, “Sometimes life gets in the way of blogging”, don’t I know! I am going to miss you but, life and family comes first [well, obviously!]. I wish you times as ‘smooth’ as possible and …patience, my friend. Sending you some greek sun rays to take with you and …yamas, to your comeback!
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Marina,
Many thanks! … and the Greek sun feels great today! 🙂 … We are confident that all will go well … the question is how long will it take because of the distance involved. Yamas! … and time will fly by.
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I wish you and your family all the very very best, Frank.
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Lenora,
Thank you! 🙂 Best wishes to you!!!
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Sorry to hear about your aunt. It’s fortunate that you can help her. Wishing you all the best, and see you in a month or two!
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Merril,
Thanks for the support. Although the distance for the “workers” is not convenient, at least she is letting us be involved … so this is a good thing.
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Good luck with both travel and support, Frank.
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Be well.
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Audra,
Thanks … and we sure will!
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My best to your aunt, Frank. Hope all is well. We’ll await your return..:)
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George,
Many thanks. So far, she is supporting our decisions, so there is much good at the moment. 🙂
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Sounds like some challenges ahead for you. Sorry to hear it. Hope all goes well.
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Carrie,
These challenges are never fun, but at least she is letting us be involved. She had no kids, so 2 nieces and their hubbies are leading the charge. So far, so good.
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Been there, done that, more than once. Life has its priorities and family is at the top. I wish you well.
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Jim,
Gotta do what one has to do … sure sounds simpler than it is 😉 … Hoping for the best, but I think all will work.
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Family always comes first, sending you good wishes for your Aunt, and thank you for letting us no, you are alright, but a break is needed. You are an awesome blogger. Hugs
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Catherine,
Thanks for the support and kind words. The family is small, so that (along with the distance involved) makes the task more daunting.
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Hugs Frank.
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Life comes first! Your aunt is fortunate have you to assist her when she needs help. We must do what we can for those we love. Thanks for letting us know. We will be here when you return. Safe travels and may you help her make the right decisions. Cheers!
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Jo,
I like to think that communication goes a long way. (Hmmmm …. call me old fashion) … but we are fortunate that she is letting us be involved.
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Hope all goes well, Frank.
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John,
Thanks … and we are confident it will …. if not, we know who to blame.
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Appreciate the heads up. You know how it is when a regular blogger is MIA
Make sure you care takers take care, too. Wishing the easy resolve and that leaves all comfortable, happy, and safe.
Hasta later!
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Mouse,
MIA bloggers is not my favorite thing … so that is one of the reasons I do post like these. Timing isn’t good for us, but we will make it work! Thanks for the support.
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Life does have that nasty habit of getting in the way and demanding our attention. Glad you can be there for your aunt. We will be here when you get back. Take care of yourself too.
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Patti,
When responsibility calls, one has to answer. Thanks for the support!
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Things around here are very wacky and unsettled this summer, too, so I know where you’re coming from. Best wishes to you all, Frank.
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Kerry,
Thanks for understanding. … and it seems you obviously understand how life can get in the way of blogging.
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Great thing you’re doing – taking care of family. I have some of that ahead too. The blog break is necessary. Best wishes – we’ll be there when you return.
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Tim,
Our family is small, so it’s up to 4 of us. Nonetheless, an important task to be done.
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Finally I am commenting.
I was somewhat thrown off. I wish you all the best, whatever the situation. ❤
I look forward to your return. _Resa 😀 ⭐
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Resa,
Many thanks for the understanding and support. Timing isn’t good for us, but hey – the task at hand will get done!
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You’re a good man, Charlie Brown.
I wish you and your family the best and I will be here waiting for your return with more of the good stuff you always dole out.
Till then, my friend
Peace
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Cayman,
Many thanks for the understanding and support. All is progressing in the right direction, so we keep moving forward!
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