My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer
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Intolight, love when you can be acclimated. I remember when I had a job as a teen cleaning up the mall foodcourt and sometimes bathrooms and wore shorts all year round, shorts and a winter coat even though I usually took the bus home. I still have no issue with cold, just snow and especially ice but will buy pet and concrete safe deicer and shovel as needed for myself. Make it easier for garbage and getting paratransit as needed.
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Mara - Glad that the new washer business has all gone pretty smoothly. You should be set now for awhile.
Intolight - It is interesting how people in different locations react with weather situations. I remember going to San Diego with a friend, one April during college (we lived in Seattle), and when we got there it was in the upper 70's and sunny every day; just lovely. We stayed with my aunt who lived in a condo place with a pool, so my friend and I hung out by the pool a lot and we were wearing our summer clothes, etc. For us that April in San Diego was like July in Seattle, and we thought it was a real treat. There were no "natives" using the pool or spending time outside at all, and in fact, they were all talking about how they couldn't wait for summer to come, so they'd "finally" have some good weather. One lady who lived there, did come out and talk with my friend and me at one point, as we were sitting by the pool and she asked us if we were visiting from Alaska! She said some were wondering because we seemed to be enjoying the weather and pool so much and they could tell we weren't locals at all.
Well, going to get my fulvestrant shots tomorrow - on Halloween no less, and my late mother's "would be" 101st birthday. I've thought it odd how all of this came together on the same day. My next injections which will be at the end of November, have also coincidentally been scheduled for my father's "would be" birthday. Pretty weird if you ask me. Can't help but wonder if there isn't some sort of "message from the universe" there.
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