“Success is stumbling from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm.”
―1. The maker . . .
I made this for my granddaughter, Meagan, 15 years ago. It got wet during storage and was ruined a couple years later. I have always wanted to remake it - larger. So I am thinking I might want to do it now. Who knows?
2. The love . . .
Yesterday, our son. Stan, fixed us a great supper of tostados. After our little ride in the sunshine, we stopped to pick up our supper. We are all staying very isolated so we visited for a few minutes outside with our masks and distancing and then came home to enjoy. He had taken the grandsons over to the new high school tennis lot and I wanted to share this picture. Montana on the 6th of December. They are all sad because the ski season is late.
3. The fight . . .
Feeling much better this morning but it was a weird 6 days to get here. There were a couple good days after the chemo and a couple horrendous days. I have decided I need to focus on getting on with my life and not letting this cancer fight get in my way. I am not sure how that will work, but I am going to give it a shot. I want to kick the cancer, but I want to enjoy each day as much as possible. I know there are things I can do that will help. I will find them!
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