So far this treatment has not been so bad. Its the Tuesday after the Friday treatment. My stomach is still iffy and my energy down, but I am feeling well enough to think of things to do.
I am fixing shrimp for tonight's dinner.
I had to nap in the middle of shelling :> Well it's done now.
I am excited about seeing my cattle dog pals and all the dogs in Belton, Texas next week.
http://acdca2009.com/
I hope I have half the energy to do what I want to do.
I sure wish I were trialing on the cattle the way I had hoped too.
Hopefully next year in California I can do that after doing some local trials. There is so much to do and look forward to doing.
On a sadder note, we will be going to Benny Martin's memorial-life celebration this Sat.
Now I can't think of Benny living on the Llano. I have to think of how it was the life he choose. What a fortunate guy to realize at least part of his dream.
http://www.benoconnor.com/bennymartin/
It will be great to be with old friends, music and good food celebrating and remembering.
Take care of your dreams everyone and God bless you.
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I am one of the few people in the world who have had two primary cancers, bone cancer and breast cancer, at the same time. I am also the rare 60+ woman with bone cancer. I have survived both since August 2008.
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