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     We baby boomers are not what we once were or is it just me
I can see it now... my poor brother actually going to a bar (heaven forbid), on the wrong side of town. If you knew my brother you would know how out of place he would be. The only person more out of place would be me. On an occasion when I was forced to "ask for directions" ('cause I was lost)! Turns out it was a strip club, and I was mistakenly identified as the police. I kid you not! These were locals that insisted that I was the police. No wonder they were scared, they really thought I was a cop, that thought scared me too. What cop wears a pocket protector and carries a clipboard even to a strip club? (BTW I had it so I could write directions.)

Anyway back to my brother. I suppose he would be looking for someone to take care of me for my own sake, and to save my mother some grief. So for that reason he would have to do what he had to do, and I understand. My brother would be sipping his 7-Up, sizing up the potential hit man or anyone that might be able to get him the help he needed.

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