Paula asked me, "Are you sure it is not just something related to being an LED bulb?" I am seeing the energy signals going right out of the walls and ...ot being absorbed like heat. The signal from your cell phone is being absorbed by the walls," I told her back and hoped she understood.Taking the scanner, she opened the programming panel, hit some buttons and then I saw the screen sweeping back and forth. I saw her point to her cell phone signal trying to get out, but then she frowned when it. I could go for that. Saturday?" Sure. I'll look after the bait and the gas. You bring the food." Let's do it," Gus said with a genuine smile. Something to look forward to for a change."Looks like we'll be able to ski until April again this year," Wade said. "Over twenty feet of snow at the peak." Want to go Sunday?" Gus asked."Might as well. It'll be crowded, but the snow bunny hunting should be plentiful," he snickered.Gus shook his head. If Wade had one thing on his mind at all times it was. It's an absolute tragedy that the onset of that terrible disease we call Alzheimer's had robbed him of his life's memories so that he no longer recognised any of his children, and he'd completely forgotten that he and Mum were married for nearly forty years.Despite my wish to nurse my dad, I was rapidly losing my will to live. Not that I had much of one anyway, and my tears each time I walked away from his chair have stained the flooring in his room and probably all along the corridor to the. Keslin is obviously... I mean, he walked away. Mrs. Keslin was right behind him in the back seat with Cody and Alex. But, after they hit Eddie, they got hit on the side of the car that Aaron and his brothers were on."Luke sat up a little, some of his anger defusing as he listened. "Are they alright?" Luke asked."Aaron is. I mean, his dad said he was better off than the rest of them when they brought him in here. Mr. Keslin's waiting for someone to take him to Aaron or his wife, but Alex's car.