Here's one of my favorite 'guys.' I love watching them fish around our lake! I thank God that they stay here or come back every year. We go away in the winters, so they might, too! All I know is that they make me smile every time I see them.
We've had several inches of rain over the last few days so my garden soil was nice and soft and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to dig and thin out my irises. I'm taking a bunch to Trish tomorrow. I took Kathy a bunch earlier this week. While the ground is soft, it's sure easier to dig them! I'm grateful that I can do it!
I completed my 4th day of this 7 day cycle today. My feet and hands feel blistered, but they're not. They just look red. They're not swelling, so I can deal with the hot feeling, I think. I just have 3 more days to go and then I can take a week off the Xeloda.
Tomorrow we leave at 7 to get to OKC in plenty of time for my angiogram at 10. I'm ready. We're not planning to spend the night, so I just have to be well rested and go. I trimmed my hair today, so what else could need to be done? When we get this finished tomorrow, I don't have to see another doctor until the 12th of August unless I have problems. I've had my quota of problems, so I don't expect to have any more. I see the Oncologist on the 12th and the cardiologist on the 13th. Then on the 16th we leave for Tennessee for a couple of weeks. Yay! I'm ready for this trip and to get all the doctor appointments out of the way. I thank God for seeing me through to this point. It was a rough few weeks during June, but I'm in good shape, now.
Your favorite friend in your post is likely having better luck than I am in Red River, NM. But the temperature and the scenery are so great I really don't care how many fish I catch. Proud you are having better days, just keep on doing so and tell Trisha hello tomorrow. Have a safe trip and a good day.
ReplyDeleteThanks, HB. Enjoy your trip. Who cares about the fish? You're enjoying it and that's what matters. Travel safely.
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