We were up early and arrived at the VA in Denver about
8:05. The traffic was terrible!! It usually takes us 45
minutes to get there, or less. But it took more than an
hour this time. I dropped Robert at the front door and
went to the parking garage. I had my handy handi-
cap placard, but I didn't use it. I found a spot on the
2nd floor and that was fine.
I met Robert and we went to the cafeteria for
breakfast. We had cheese omelets which were
good and Robert had a scoop of hash, too. We
shared a bottle of juice. I forgot to get coffee,
but don't miss it when I do. I guess I could
just stop drinking it, but I would miss it.
Robert is still doing fine!!!! His blood counts are
okay and he feels fine. He certainly has more
energy than I, but that was the way it was most
of our life together.
Yesterday we went to the Justice Center to
watch court proceedings. Our friend Pete had
an injunction taken against him which forbid
him from getting to Marti's house except from
the back way. Actually, the thing was
ridiculous because, if enforced, he wouldn't even
be able to drive on Gold Run Road. It was an
interesting afternoon. Bradley Mitchell brought
the injunction and Pete is trying to have it removed.
Bradley had only 3 witnesses for him and one of
them obviously didn't want to be there. He had been
subpoenaed. Pete had about ten witnesses and would
have had four more except that one other couple,
besides us, was out of town when the proceedings
started. We would have gladly spoken for Peter.
The whole thing really got tense back in, I think,
February. We all went to a Town Meeting to
listen to the County's plan for Salina. We still
owned our house there although we were not
living in it. In the middle of the meeting Pete
asked a question of the county as to why so
many yards of dirt had been dumped at Brad's
rental house. At that, Brad in a very nasty tone,
said, "He's just jealous because I bought the
little house before he had a chance to do it."
And as he said that he jumped up and headed
for Pete. I didn't see what happened next, but
apparently Bradly pushed Pete and Pete pushed
back and by the time I turned around they
were at it tooth and nail. They ended up
rolling around on the floor; Bradley's head
smashed the window at some point (I didn't
see that, either). Eric broke the choke hold that
Pete had on Brad and someone pulled them apart.
I said to Robert, Please get me out of here.
And so we escaped and didn't see the end of
the whole thing.
In any case, feelings have been strained since
then. Bradley's injunction which he knew if
he got it through would make it impossible
for Pete to drive to Marti's.
Thursday, the 20th, we go back again to see
the rest of the story and hope Bradley loses.
Robert and I walk, most days, before breakfast.
We do the Brockway Loop which is the road
through the neighboring little community. The
loop we take is just a mile long which at this
point seems to be perfect.

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