Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Monday, October 19, 2009
Still summer
Yesterday was over 100 and forcast for today is 99. Snowbirds are returning so we will have lots more of:
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Paint Cumulus
As most of you know I started volunteering at the Sanguinetti House Museum last month. The first week they removed a display from one room and started painting it in preparation for a new display. When I went in this week (almost a month later) only part of 2 walls were done. You know me can't stand to see things put off....so Wednesday Don and I went in and finished it in about 2 hrs. Now it is a nice Cumulus blue awaiting the display of the last big flood in 1916.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Labor Day Storm
Saturday of Labor Day Weekend we had a big storm here. I took some pictures from our porch.
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Life goes on
I try to enjoy every day to the fullest. This is why we retired, started traveling and settled in sunny Yuma but every once in awhile something hits you up side the head and says "remember to stop and smell the roses, give hugs to everyone you love". This week has been a cruel reminder.
A dear friend from Washington/Yuma left last May to return for the summer to their home in Washington. We just received word last week multiple myeloma has struck. Prognosis is non aggressive treatment 2-3 years, aggressive treatment 5-6 years. He has not made the choice yet but is leaning to aggressive, that means at least 6 months before he will be able to travel so we will tough out the winter season with out him and his wife and hope, pray etc that they will be able to return in 2010-2011 season.
Also a friend who stays full time has been diagnosed with 3rd recurrence of cancer in the neck. She has been doing testing etc for over 4 months. Her original doctor was struck with cancer and had to terminate his practice. About 3 weeks ago they did surgery to insert a stomach feeding tube and pic in anticipation of her not being able to eat when radiation on the neck and chemo was started. She was in much pain and discovered there was an infection in the feeding tube, then after another week or so discovered the tube was not in her stomach. Had surgery again this week to place it correctly. Hopefully she can finally start her chemo and radiation after a follow up in a week.
Then another resident had back surgery a couple years ago. Had much pain after a fall this winter so they removed the metal in her back. Well with in a week or so was still in pain so they did MRI and discovered two additional vertebrates that were bad. Now it is back to Tuscan this next week for surgery and at least 3 months in a brace.
I am so very blessed that I'm just fat and sassy.
I started volunteering this week at the Sanguinetti House Museum here in Yuma. Love Oregon history and was quite knowledgeable so have to start from ground zero on Yuma history (and AZ).
A dear friend from Washington/Yuma left last May to return for the summer to their home in Washington. We just received word last week multiple myeloma has struck. Prognosis is non aggressive treatment 2-3 years, aggressive treatment 5-6 years. He has not made the choice yet but is leaning to aggressive, that means at least 6 months before he will be able to travel so we will tough out the winter season with out him and his wife and hope, pray etc that they will be able to return in 2010-2011 season.
Also a friend who stays full time has been diagnosed with 3rd recurrence of cancer in the neck. She has been doing testing etc for over 4 months. Her original doctor was struck with cancer and had to terminate his practice. About 3 weeks ago they did surgery to insert a stomach feeding tube and pic in anticipation of her not being able to eat when radiation on the neck and chemo was started. She was in much pain and discovered there was an infection in the feeding tube, then after another week or so discovered the tube was not in her stomach. Had surgery again this week to place it correctly. Hopefully she can finally start her chemo and radiation after a follow up in a week.
Then another resident had back surgery a couple years ago. Had much pain after a fall this winter so they removed the metal in her back. Well with in a week or so was still in pain so they did MRI and discovered two additional vertebrates that were bad. Now it is back to Tuscan this next week for surgery and at least 3 months in a brace.
I am so very blessed that I'm just fat and sassy.
I started volunteering this week at the Sanguinetti House Museum here in Yuma. Love Oregon history and was quite knowledgeable so have to start from ground zero on Yuma history (and AZ).
Monday, August 3, 2009
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Don & I went to Paradise Casino Event Center Friday night to see Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Really enjoyed them. Friends Chuck and Patty Sange were sitting in front of us so caught up with their summer activities.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Birthday
My wonderful hubby is taking me to Laughlin to celebrate my birthday this week end. He said he has a special place picked out for dinner Friday, but he won't tell me. Bet it has seafood because I love it and he tolerates it. Hope lights are low so I don't see the blood from his rare steak that I tolerate.
Received many cards already from friends and family. Trudy next door bought me a new billfold because I said mine disintegrated. Thanks Trudy.
Maybe I will remember to take some pictures.
Received many cards already from friends and family. Trudy next door bought me a new billfold because I said mine disintegrated. Thanks Trudy.
Maybe I will remember to take some pictures.
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