Today’s was our first post cancer check ups still in remission! We go every 4-6 weeks for cancer check ups. It makes us tired but Coffee is getting her appetite back. She gained 3/4 of a pound. Her energy is coming back too.
Coffee resting in my sisters lap in the van
Your cancer can go into remission, but you are never cancer free. You will always have cancer following you around……looking over your shoulder…..in the back of your mind. Always there…..
This is Meagan…they call her Maggie Moo or just Moo. I can her Moo cycle. Anyway she had her first trip to the zoo with me, and she spends time with me while I paint and paper in the new house. She’s my great grand niece. A product of having a brother 21 years older then me and a a nephew 11 month 10 days younger than me.
Meagan Ann
The Happiness Project, which is a book I wrote about a few months ago now has a journal. It’s a small journal that it pockets sized. I can write one to three lines daily for 5 years. It’s a good idea and I am trying it.
Do you ever really know someone truly? I find myself asking this question a lot……
I had a get together with some teachers I used to work with….
It’s been 3 years since Mary Beth died. I try to take my life and not to make the mistakes she made. He estate got settled last week. The last three years I don’t know what she did but she didn’t do her taxes that was a mess.
I am not Mary Beth, she had lots of enemies and haters. She was a nice person once. Really. Part of that was still in her. The alcoholic part took over. She stopped going to the doctor. She cut a lot of people out of her life and she was so alone and unhappy. I don’t want to be like that. She could never let go of anything. She could never move on. You don’t have to forgive but if you don’t want to be eaten up by life you have to let go…move on….grow. She could never let go…..move on…..IT CONSUMED HER….god I miss her…..
We take out the old windows and put in new windows, along with insulating under the siding and around the new windows.
Fix the sagging porch, and the hand rails that I zip tied together.
