Tomorrow is the end, of sorts.
Well, tomorrow is the last chemo and that is pretty exciting. I still have other stuff going on related to the surgery that I hope clears up, so it isn't really as exciting as it could be. But, much better than being the first chemo! It will take me a couple of weeks to recover, as it always does, and then I can get to working on rehabbing myself back to a shape that can drive all day in the car and maybe even take a mule to the bottom of the grand canyon.
I did buy a new camera this week using some Gift Certificates. It's pretty expensive. But, I am excited about getting it. They call it a bridge camera, or some guy did at least, in that it has a lot of features an advanced photographer might use. But, at the same time it has all the auto and scene settings that a dunce like me is able to use. But, most importantly it's an ultra zoom! Perfect for capturing pictures of animals, or ballplayers at the baseball game. It should arrive in the mail tomorrow. Which is pretty exciting.
I am looking forward to getting back to CA, but the thought of leaving isn't as prominent as it was before I started chemo. I had no idea I would be this tired. It just builds up over time. And, then there is the little worry that it didn't work and when I get scanned before I leave they are going to say "Sorry dead man this is the last stop." But, I am guessing that won't be the case.
On a good note when I look at rooms for rent in Califonia. I see all sorts of fabulous spots with cheap rent and fun people. Hopefully, I can land someplace like that.
I did buy a new camera this week using some Gift Certificates. It's pretty expensive. But, I am excited about getting it. They call it a bridge camera, or some guy did at least, in that it has a lot of features an advanced photographer might use. But, at the same time it has all the auto and scene settings that a dunce like me is able to use. But, most importantly it's an ultra zoom! Perfect for capturing pictures of animals, or ballplayers at the baseball game. It should arrive in the mail tomorrow. Which is pretty exciting.
I am looking forward to getting back to CA, but the thought of leaving isn't as prominent as it was before I started chemo. I had no idea I would be this tired. It just builds up over time. And, then there is the little worry that it didn't work and when I get scanned before I leave they are going to say "Sorry dead man this is the last stop." But, I am guessing that won't be the case.
On a good note when I look at rooms for rent in Califonia. I see all sorts of fabulous spots with cheap rent and fun people. Hopefully, I can land someplace like that.