Tomato Vines are Producing!

Just when I thought I'd only have vines, I found more tomatoes than I can count.  You can see a couple in this pic.  Joan will take good care of them while we're gone and they should be ready to eat when we get back or not too long after.  That blue that you see is one of the many tourniquets they've used in getting my IVs started.  They're great for tying up tomatoes, opening bottles, jars, etc.  I have quite a collection of them.

Dorothy made it home from the City.  She had a great week visiting with her sister and her nieces, but it's sure good to have her at home!  Thank God for safe travels for her!

We go to the City for my infusion on Tuesday and also my visit with the oncologist.  I hope he'll have a clue from my lab work as to whether the Xeloda is working.  I think it is because I feel no head pains.  Usually when whatever I'm taking isn't working my head gets sore spots from the cancer in the bones (skull).  I'm taking that as a good sign.  We're supposed to get the bed cover for the truck bed on Tuesday, too.  I'll be so glad to have that because that will free up space in the cab for us.  As much as we travel, I think it will mean a lot to us.