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Subject: Re: Are you reading my mind?

Author:
Andrew

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Date Posted: 11:15:45 07/20/12 Fri
In reply to: K Pelle 's message, "Are you reading my mind?" on 22:01:22 07/19/12 Thu

I'm trying to get my head around their ideas and am coming up way short. Two wealthy professionals and they come up with a lunatic idea like that. An aging couple like that are going to need reasonable access to decent medical care in a few years, they are also going to want to go into town occasionally. Helicopter? Ok, Brent was airlifted to Camden at the end but . . .

KP, I will get around to BtM some time. I never went there earlier because of "time issues" and the "another unfinished story?" syndrome but it is obviously marching on.

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Author:
Dave
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Date Posted: 12:57:13 07/20/12 Fri

The couple IMHO are fulfilling a dream they have had for many years and Wes could be using them as as an example for Randy & Nicole that you're better off not putting off your dreams to later in life if you don't have to.

I think if you look around at your friends and acquaintances you'll find many that are attempting to fill out their bucket list even if they seem too old to accomplish them.

Back to the story, they want the house finished in less then a year and are putting in infrastructure to quickly respond to any medical emergencies that may arise. Also I'm sure they've taken that into consideration and the risks and expenses are acceptable.

>I'm trying to get my head around their ideas and am
>coming up way short. Two wealthy professionals and
>they come up with a lunatic idea like that. An aging
>couple like that are going to need reasonable access
>to decent medical care in a few years, they are also
>going to want to go into town occasionally.
>Helicopter? Ok, Brent was airlifted to Camden at the
>end but . . .
>
>KP, I will get around to BtM some time. I never went
>there earlier because of "time issues" and the
>"another unfinished story?" syndrome but it is
>obviously marching on.