My youngest sister, who had served as his immediate friend, neighbor and caregiver for the past few years, sat quietly at the foot of the bed, her work done, content to watch her father say good-bye to everyone who had showed up that morning, satisfied to the depths of her temperate soul that she had done the right thing at the right time for her parent, to the best of her capacity.
On the way out of the hospital, he agreed with someone who guessed he'd been in Korea -- he had not -- and then waved and said very pleasant good-byes to everyone we passed, including doctors and nurses, patients in wheelchairs, sad spouses there to visit their own sick veterans.
Be sure to say good-bye to everyone you need to say good-bye to before you leave, or else your close friends and neighbors that live in your neighborhood will be upset about you leaving.
At that point the room was in good cheer and most were smiling as I said, "Bye" and waved to everyone as I headed out the door, turned in my badge, got my certificate of service and, realizing it was just a bit after 2 p.m., headed for the gym.
This is how she wanted us to say good-bye to her, and everyone came early, except Donald Trump, who was whisked to the front near the family, ginger hair exploding and obvious over all the yarmulkes.
So bye, bye to the telecom guys.
Well, it may say "Bye, Bye, Bye" to Shkreli's claims that Daraprim was under-priced.
Rebtel's Android App says bye bye to international calling fees.
Raise tax rates, say bye to revenue.
