Higher than usual
Today was the first day of radiation. Zap! There is always the question of what kind of cells got hit, healthy or not? I might need the very one they shot.
The day was solid with errands. I now have all the embroidery threads, pillow cases printed and not, needles, knitting needles and yarn, crochet book and hook and whatever I'm forgetting that allows for hand stitchery.
Hi Barbara - Nothing lifts the spirits and quiets your soul more than holding a puppy close and letting them nuzzle. Yes, sweet!
ReplyDeleteThinking of you every day..........
Hugs, Ginny
I have a new puppy. He's older. We got him at 4 months from the shelter. He has a bit of a curved back and weak hind legs so they didn't think anyone would want him. He was up for euthanasia as early as the day after I found him so we snatched the poor little terrier up. He's a sweetie, our little Biscuit. At first yes, he let me hold him a lot but now he wants me to throw a ball constantly! The other dogs want to play when he is playing and I find it almost impossible to play with one big dog and two little ones at the same time in my little house. They start to bark and I am too close to neighbors to allow that!
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have had fun shopping! I bought a book of crocheted $10 I was a little surprised. Guess I shouldn't have given all my old books to the library!
And finally, I sure hope they shot the right cells too! Hope you have a relaxing and pain free (at least less) weekend!