I’d stopped writing in my journal because we were so busy sight-seeing. We took a half day and went to Sintra, a lovely, picturesque town near the Atlantic Ocean. We wanted to see the Moors’ castle, on top of a
It’s been a few days since we’ve returned. The first few days were busy with all the usual tasks. Mail sorting, bill paying, laundry, dusting, leave raking and shopping for groceries. The day after I got home, a friend came
When I went shopping, day after I returned, I was so excited when I got to Natural Grocers, that I didn’t know which isle to go to first. All that lovely green, orange, red, purple. All those wonderful, fresh apples
I’ve been thinking about it a lot, and probably what I have missed most upon my re-entry into the so-called Real World are two keys of the good life: the simplicity of my days unfolding one day at a time,
During our daily camino walk and climbing as well as blisters and other foot related maladies that I observed in other people, I was thinking about feet. How unappreciative we usually are of our feet and the miracle they perform without
Over the last few days, since my CA-125 bloodtest, I’ve been wondering about the result. Not stressing, more like being very curious. Yesterday was doctor’s appointment. He wanted to know about my camino hike and said what a tremendous accomplishment
As I am waiting on P.E.T scan appointment I’ve been very busy researching my options. Time is somewhat of essence now and no more playing with it, nor running away. There’s a wealth of information to wade through. Family and
Yesterday, I had quite a few errands to do. First on the list, hospital billing dept. Just to finish up previous agreements. I had just finished cooking a pumpkin, potatoe soup with dry roasted pumpkin seeds and I thought, well, might
For at least two weeks I have had in mind a post that addresses Mom’s PET scan and the expectations that so many people have about what will happen to her cancer now that she has been on the Camino.
