It's A Tuesday and I've Finally Get an Earlier Radiation Time!

Starting today I shift my radiology appointments from the 9:00 am slots to the 8:00 am slots (until my final appointment next Tuesday which is at the 7:45 am slot). That means I'm writing shorter blogs and catching up with all of you, my online friends, a bit less frequently because even though I'm waking up at 3:00 am instead of 4:00 am, I still have to get my run/walk in, shower, eat breakfast, and do the other things required in my normal mornings before leaving the house. But I am happy to be at the 8:00 am slot now because it makes getting to the shop on time to open properly MUCH easier. 

My radiation team is excellent - thorough and quick now
that we've got this down to a fine routine. I'm usually 
in and out of there in 10 minutes or so. A total WIN. 

I find myself at a lack of words today - I'm tired of writing about cancer, cancer, cancer, and I can imagine you're getting tired of reading about it just about as much as I am. But it's the life I'm living in right now, so it's prominent in my thoughts and actions. We're experiencing an unusually early Spring, which I'm certainly enjoying. But I suspect many of you are already thinking seriously about your gardens and the growing season ahead. I'm looking forward to warmer weather, happy birds, and green grass, but I still have a lot on my plate before that's going to happen. 

Billy Connolly, Scottish humorist, has it totally right 
in this paragraph. He has it totally right in a lot 
of different paragraphs. Not familiar with him? Just 
look him up on Google. Lots of good stuff there to 
lift your spirits and make you think. 

So I'm going to cut this short today. I don't have much to say .... at least not much that's new, but I wanted to check in with everyone because that's what I do and have done for more than a decade. I post in my blog six days a week, and my long-time readers worry if I miss a day when I haven't warned them about a time conflict in advance. Have an excellent Tuesday and I'll be back tomorrow for my "day off". Slava Ukraini.