Don's gorillas

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My Don is still seeing his Gorillas. One was smoking. Don keeps pointing

them out to me and asking if I can see them and I can't. They move around and

do

things

Like the one that took a dump the other day. " He is over there by the rock,

I wonder if he is studying to pick up the rock? " Don tells me and continues,

" The other one is still sitting in the chair. Can't you see them? " I have to

tell him, " No, but I am glad you can enjoy your animals.

Don is doing many things that have to be watched. He leaves the faucet

running, the doors unlocked, the birds never fed, no trash take out, and instead

of putting the clean dishes away, while I am loading the dish washer he'll

stand right there and pick up the dirty dishes and load them in the cabinets.

He

has been doing these things for some time now. He thinks backwards. If I say

in, he thinks out. If I say push, he will pull.

I almost never find things put away where they are always kept. and he can't

put the silverware away either. He doesn't remember where things go. He put

a clean tablespoon back into the sink.

This morning I asked him to heat the coffee for me, and he said he couldn't

because the electricity was off. I told him the light on, but maybe the

kitchen switch had flipped off. Nope the kitchen electric was on. The coffee had

made, but had gone off long enough to get luke warm. If it hasn't turned on

automatically he will go without coffee until I get up. He doesn't know how to

turn it on because the two buttons confuse him. He never learns how to do

anything. He can't, and that is so sad, as he is college educated, and always

worked in upper management.

Don will stand and look out the windows for ages. He sees birds, and small

animals besides his gorillas. And the odd thing is the gorillas are always in

the same location in the back yard. I'm glad he is enjoying his animal

menagerie.

As I remember what Don's animals are doing I will tell you.

Love a bunch,

Imogene

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