Fight of my Life

I suppose you have been wondering what I have been up to since my last blog? My last mission had an unscheduled stop in Port Charles, where I had the fight of my life, with colon cancer. I'm a lucky man to have such an incredible daughter. I wanted to ignore what was wrong and go down in a blaze of glory. Robin made me realize I had to face this and fight. I'm grateful to have her and Anna, who helped me through the rough times. Who ever thought that something like colon cancer would nearly take me out? The fight isn't over yet, but I'm ready to accept this now and do whatever I have to do to beat it. I have a grandchild on the way. My only regret is that it looks like I am going to miss my daughter's wedding. I'm so grateful we did reconnect. I would do it all again just to have my daughter back.

I'm on a flight home now. At least, I hope I have a home to go to. I managed to call Holly from the hospital a few times, but I wasn't exactly truthful with her about where I was or what was happening. She is going to be furious with me. I sent a dozen roses ahead to soften her up. I just hope she understands everything. I think the part that is really going to put me in the doghouse is Anna was there. She knows I love Anna, but nothing can ever compare or replace the love Holly and I share. I'm so glad Holly isn't the violent type. Wish me luck, I'm going to need it.

Back in the Jungle

Christmas is almost here. I cannot believe I have spent the last few weeks in the Amazon with Anna on a mission. Holly is less then thrilled, she hates the jungle. After the mess last year, so do I. I hope this caper wraps up soon. Christmas in the jungle is not what I had in mind. All this bickering with Anna is grating on my nerves and Holly looks ready to shoot both us. I thought we were supposed to be retired. How the hell did I end up here?

Checking in

Holly and I have thoroughly enjoyed our time getting to know each other again. It was not long before that bloody cell phone started ringing again. I knew we should have thrown both of them into the ocean when we had the chance. It seems we have impressed some people with our partnership on our last caper, that our services were required on another caper. We have been deep uncover and I cannot discuss any of the details. Seems retirement is one thing it is difficult for the both of us to manage. At least, we are together. I love working so closely with Holly. She never ceases to amaze me.

I will check in from time to time. I am hoping we can get a visit to Port Charles in soon. Right now, Anna is there visiting Robin and reliving her teenaged years trying to help Noah impersonate an ailing Eli Love. You know, that is something I wish I could see. Poor Robin is stressing over the whole thing. She should know her mother has a good head on her shoulders and she should not worry.