July Birthday Dance

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IMG_5390July rolled around and we’re still in Pinellas. Saturday Night Swing in Largo celebrated July birthdays and Arleene was in the middle of the circle dance. Karen would have been also but for the fact that she danced last month thinking we would be off on our trip by now. But it won’t be much longer. We decided today that the upcoming week will be our last week here in Pinellas for now. Gary is getting stronger day by day. He’s moving back home on Tuesday and seems to be ready to start driving. There’s a few more things we can do to ease his transition home then we need to be on our way. So we bid farewell til next time to our Saturday night dancing friends. It’s been fun being here these last several weeks but now it is time to move on.

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