FRIDAY - When Dawn came in after work a bit ago, she asked, as usual, how it was going. 'Bored' was all I could say. Not to say that being here and getting chemo is not without some challenges. There are. 

But, it's going well. Below is the 'scenery' on my laps....14 today which is a couple of miles. I just feel that it's really important to get exercise and keep some muscle tone. I know that my muscles are kind of on the weak  side after the last 6 months. And, I do want to get back to tennis. When? Not sure. But I'll be chomping at the bit in a couple weeks, I'm sure. I have no clue what stamina, strength or energy I'll have. But I can walk fine at a brisk pa

ce now. 

Dawn will be back in a bit with dinner. I think it's ribs from a local restaurant. Yum with calories. Just what I need. 

Another stand-in wife, Sue, brought lunch from Panera today and we caught up on all the Sun City chit chat. 

My doctors were in today as usual and all is just fine. My nurse should be in in just a few minutes to start me on chemo Round 3A. I'll get 3B in the morning, 12 hours later, at 7am. It takes about 4 hours so I should be discharged about noon and on my way home. Yippee. 

Today I did get a good report on hospital stuff'/processes with some suggested actions sent off to the hospital president, Linda, today. It's what I do...after 70 days and 7 admittances here. I have had lots to write about. 

I have developed so many 'friends' here, it's funny to say I'll miss them. But I will. 

I had Dawn pick up 24 more packages of Sargento Balanced Breaks for the staff frig which they seem to really like because they are healthy and easy to eat on the run. Last week I brought them fancy pastries so figured healthy snacks this time. 

Please have a super weekend. Celebrate your life with those you love whether kids, grandkids, friends or spouse. God is so good and so dependable. 
Bob