I had a tote just like this during chemo. It's great for holding books, crossword puzzles, water bottles, and your snuggie.
http://www.choosehope.com/product/choose-hope-tote-bag
Comes in different colors.
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Great hoodies.
I'm lime green for lymphoma, if anyone wants to get me one.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Just in case...
Just in case my cancer ever comes back...
I have started filling out this book for my daughter. Is that weird?
I have started filling out this book for my daughter. Is that weird?
NOOK!
I'm hopelessly addicted to my Nook. I received one for Christmas, and have already read five books.
This thing is fantastic!
I will also have to recommend the Harper Connelly series by Charlaine Harris. A nice and easy read for a murder mystery. I hate boring books.
This thing is fantastic!
I will also have to recommend the Harper Connelly series by Charlaine Harris. A nice and easy read for a murder mystery. I hate boring books.
2011
Yup, so it's that time of year again when I feel all empowered. I'm motivated to lose 40 lbs by May 1st. Let's see if this happens. The good news is that work has given me a great incentive and tapped into my competitive nature.
I always enjoy any possible opportunity to feel better than everyone else. Who doesn't?
Today was day one. I feel blissfully fulfilled and accomplished so far.
We'll see how I feel in a couple of weeks.
These are the Wii games I'm using to do some cardio at home, when I can't make it to the gym.
I'm also approaching my eight year survivor anniversary. Seriously, eight years!! I'm at a point where I've forgotten a lot about that year. I barely remember the type of chemo I took and the names of all my doctors and nurses. This is a good thing. It means I'm finally moving on.
How much has happened to me the passed eight years? A career change, graduated from college, got married, had a baby. Had a life. Life is really the only accomplishment I really needed.
I always enjoy any possible opportunity to feel better than everyone else. Who doesn't?
Today was day one. I feel blissfully fulfilled and accomplished so far.
We'll see how I feel in a couple of weeks.
These are the Wii games I'm using to do some cardio at home, when I can't make it to the gym.
I'm also approaching my eight year survivor anniversary. Seriously, eight years!! I'm at a point where I've forgotten a lot about that year. I barely remember the type of chemo I took and the names of all my doctors and nurses. This is a good thing. It means I'm finally moving on.
How much has happened to me the passed eight years? A career change, graduated from college, got married, had a baby. Had a life. Life is really the only accomplishment I really needed.
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