Aunts Rosine and Louise

 

Sunrise on Clearview Circle.

Hazy sunshine would develop into a beautiful sunny day. I left Franklin going north on I-65 toward Louisville and I-71. Heavy traffic and an accident was the only slump in the drive. Just before sun down I drove up Clearview Circle. Milo and Kim met me at the street. We attempted to back the RV into Aunt Rosines driveway. An electric power line hung perilously low. On the side of caution we chose to park on the spot rather than chance that an airconditoner on the roof might not clear.

Kim's and Milo's. house on the left. My RV in Aunt Rosine's driveway.

We were still on Easstern Standard time. I don't know what the clock showed. From dusk to 9:30 We talked. Kim and I had probably never stayed in a single conversation for hours. There are a million topics, events, eperiences we could talk about. Which ever ones came up we shared. We shared memories. Some we remebered the same. Some we learned more than we had known before. We cousins are all in the era of grand parents. We shared the growth of our family. I count one more time in my excursion that I have achieved the goal. It was a most pleasant visit.

 

Diane brought Ryker, her grandson, to visit with Aunt Louise.

 

Aunt Rosine looks good. She protested when we prepared to take it. Turns out she looks good in pictures too.

 

Since Diane is Rosine's niece, Kelly is Rosine's great nephew, and Ryker is her great great nephew. Can you think of where else in the family there is a great great niece or great great nephew? Aunt Rosine could think of some. She more than once amended mine or Diane's statements. It was a very nice visit.

 

I printed this picture at CVS. I wanted to take it to her before I left. Our schedules didn't match. We had long conversations when I visited Albany at Amy's.I wanted to bring her the pictures the day after they were taken and have another conversation.