Now isn't that cute....lol. The people I sit around have for 4 sessions now have wondered what the heck I was knitting. I kept telling them they were adult booties...but you couldn't tell they were until I finished it and made my pom poms on the top....anyway... I don't know if I'm going to be doing that any more....we'll see.
Okay...on to my adventures of more chemo. I guess I should count my blessings that I haven't thrown up yet or had any hair loss. I haven't dyed my hair yet...but that's up and coming soon...my roots are getting pretty white.
Also...I forgot to mention what happened to my mom when I got home. When John went home at lunch time to check on her, her evil eyes just followed him as she lay there on the couch looking at him like he was the devil himself. She ate all her food I left for her on the table. She had a half a sandwich, spam musubi, and a tangerine and banana. When Steven got home she tried to escape through the back door by the laundry room. He could hear something in the room so he turned on the light and there was my mother hiding behind the dryer with an empty pizza box over her head. lol Steven asked Baba what she was doing...knowing she was caught, she got up from her hiding place and returned to the couch. When I got home with my chemo pack...and as I passed by her couch to say Hi...she gave me a swift kick...I had to duck because I didn't want her to pull out my cord attached to the pack. I asked her why she was kicking me. She replied that she just wanted to make sure I saw her on the couch...Like I'm going to MISS her on the couch. She was glad I was home....and I am too...that clinic is a depressing place...although I did get a chuckle out of these two old ladies who are both hard of hearing and they are practically yelling to hear each other. One of the husbands there looks at me and just shakes his head because they are so funny when they talk to each other about their cats. One lady brought albums of pictures of these cats...she had 17 cats. That's crazy...
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