My daughter was confused because in my blog I kept referring to her home as being in the eastern part of Illinois, when in fact, Port Byron is in western Illinois. My mistake had her doubting what she knew to be true. See, that’s how fake news works.
I had no malicious intent in my false reporting. Honestly, my brain tends to switch such things around. Nevertheless, my daughter needed clarification. Did she live in eastern or western Illinois?

See that blue strip in the map above? That’s the Mississippi River where it separates Illinois from Iowa—proof that my daughter resides in the western, not the eastern part of the state.
In other news, my grandson is doing well following his recent abdominal surgery. And that’s all that really matters.
Peace, people!
So happy that your grandson is doing well. Wonderful newS. East or West, your grandson update is best! ❤️💕
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Aww! Thanks!
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So glad that things are going well for the grandson!
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Thank you!
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Great news about your grandson. I’m directionally challenged, so I’d believe anything you said!
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Thank you!
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That is good news about your grandson Lesley, glad to hear it. II am reminded of the song Buttons and Bows every time i see that east is east and west is west line
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Thank you! And I’d forgotten about Buttons and Bows! Oklahoma!
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The paleface and Son of Paleface where Jane Russell and Roy Rogers duet it!!
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