Wednesday, we got up and went to the dentist. Rick had his check up and I was fitted for a crown. This is a revisit from last year and the new crown that came in was not the way it should have been and the dentist said I would have to have another one made. But we were leaving in 2 days and he said it could wait till we got back. The only way he let me go without the permanent crown was that I had just had a root canal done on that tooth. So anyway, I should go back next week to have the new crown put on. After that we went to Rick's parents house and his neice Jessie and her boyfriend Jamie were trimming all the trees and bushes outside his moms house. Now they really look nice. Mom had put a roast into the oven so we ate good that night. She was supposed to start her chemo pills on Monday but she said that she did not feel good and so did not start on the pills. Wonder if that was just an excuse not to take them. I know she is tired of feeling poorly. We got up early Thursday and Rick went in for a breathing test. This took almost 30-45 minutes and he said his throat hurt after the test and it bothered him all day. We then decided to stop at the golf course in Vermilion to hit a bucket of balls. Well, they had openings for golf so we played 18 holes of golf. Some holes were good and some were bad. That's about all I'll say about that. This golf course is the one Rick worked at when he was in high school. He was working there when we met. He came to pick me up for a date and smelled like gasoline. He had to syphon gas for one of the machines because someone had locked up the gas pumps and went home before the guys were done working. That was different, smelling gas all night. Needless to say, he didn't get kissed that night. We then went to Ponderosa for a late lunch. Talked to Mike, the manager and asked him how everything was. He said he was so blessed. His son Adam had been in the military and found out he had cancer. Well, he got out of the military and things weren't looking to good for him health wise with stage 4 cancer. Today he is studying at the Insitute of Culinary in Chicago and is training for a triathlon. God is so good. Rick then had another test and after that we went home to just relax. Today we will not do much but a few things around the camper.