Russ
Told Russ the numbers last night. What Roz costs, what Mom gets, what's in the…
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Told Russ the numbers last night. What Roz costs, what Mom gets, what's in the bank, how long it lasts. I'd never said it to him in dollars before. He went quiet, and then he said he'd send three hundred a month.
I said thank you. I meant it and I also wanted to say that I've spent more than that on gas.
He said, "I know you're carrying it." I said somebody has to live here. He said that's not fair. It isn't. He didn't move to Idaho to get away from this. He moved to Idaho in 2006 when they were both sixty-something and mowing their own grass. Nobody knew.
Still.
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"date": "2025-10-13T21:15:00.000Z",
"body": "Told Russ the numbers last night. What Roz costs, what Mom gets, what's in the bank, how long it lasts. I'd never said it to him in dollars before. He went quiet, and then he said he'd send three hundred a month.\n\nI said thank you. I meant it and I also wanted to say that I've spent more than that on gas.\n\nHe said, \"I know you're carrying it.\" I said somebody has to live here. He said that's not fair. It isn't. He didn't move to Idaho to get away from this. He moved to Idaho in 2006 when they were both sixty-something and mowing their own grass. Nobody knew.\n\nStill.\n"
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personas/caregiver/records/journal-2025-2026.yaml:134
- id: journal-2025-10-13
kind: journal_entry
about: russ
date: 2025-10-13 21:15
body: |
Told Russ the numbers last night. What Roz costs, what Mom gets, what's in the bank, how long it lasts. I'd never said it to him in dollars before. He went quiet, and then he said he'd send three hundred a month.
I said thank you. I meant it and I also wanted to say that I've spent more than that on gas.
He said, "I know you're carrying it." I said somebody has to live here. He said that's not fair. It isn't. He didn't move to Idaho to get away from this. He moved to Idaho in 2006 when they were both sixty-something and mowing their own grass. Nobody knew.
Still.