I have long (long-long-looooong) running story in my head. I get to be any character, replay and revise any/every scene. This is what I think about when I can't sleep. I just lie in bed and be someone in my story.
Cleaning my ears is often like scratching an itch in a weird, hard to reach spot.
Sneezing is like letting out an itch inside my nose.
Both feel... kind of good to me.
Since it's ovarian cancer, you might be wondering (as I did) why she isn't getting a hysterectomy right away. The plan is 3 chemo sessions, then the hysterectomy, and another 3 sessions after she heals from the surgery.
The reasoning is the first round of chemo will knock the cancer down...
She told me that realistically, the cancer will come back, but there are half a dozen more treatments they can do after the chemo.
She has a very positive attitude about it.
My friend received the chemo hat I made and sent. Just in time: her hair started falling out in clumps, so she shaved it off today.
Yesterday, she texted me that her "marker" number has dropped. It started out at 2000 -- normal is 0 to 35. It has fallen to 436 after one chemo session.
:yesss:
I finished the chemo hat for my friend and mailed it to her. She got it today. Good timing: her hair is falling out (and into the food she was cooking :sick) so she shaved it off.
I've started another hat that is lacier for the coming hot weather.
Here's my contractor question, starting with backstory.
The president (Dave) of our bee club is a licensed builder. He did a presentation on doing "cut outs." People call him to get the bees that have made a hive in a wall. He had a slide show of some of his projects, and the before and after...
Today we have a contractor coming to look at what it would take to put a wrap-around porch/deck on our house. There's a porch on the front, and we'd like to have it continue along the side and go across about half of the back.
We've decided to do just the porch/deck, and add a roof later. Hubby...
I made yogurt overnight in my Instant Pot, and then drained it the next morning. Because mornings have a lot going on, it drained for quite awhile.
Oh, my. Thick. Creamy. Delicious.
I have given up on saving some for the next batch. When I do this, each successive batch is thinner, until by...