Not Much To Tell

I didn’t do a darned thing all day.

Oh, I had a bratwurst and a pot pie (no, not THAT kind!), some cheese and crackers, and even waffles for breakfast. So, I am eating again, just not a whole lot.

I spent most of the day “riding the recliner” watching the first two discs of Season 1 of NCIS again. Third time through, I think.

My neuropathy has calmed down some from yesterday. My feet were really “feeling” yesterday. By that I mean there was a LOT of sensation yesterday; they felt really cold. Today they don’t feel as cold, the sensation is lessened. I can see where, if it gets any worse, I might be in need of pain meds. It doesn’t “hurt” now, but sure is annoying.

I am a little less fatigued today. I can stand up a little longer today than yesterday. But I’m still not ready to run any marathons. And, I will get “breathless” if I’m up for too long, as well. I don’t know what is going on. I also have a slight pain on the right side of my back at about the diaphragm level. My guess is that it’s a side effect of the radiation therapy. They can’t hit just the cancer cells; they hit some of the healthy cells, too. And that may cause some pain.

I pretty much skimmed through Reservation Road. If I hadn’t seen trailers for the movie, I might have given up on the book. I kept hoping that it would get better. It’s been called “dark,” and I wholeheartedly concur. Now, it even makes me wonder if I want to see the movie. Now, I know that I do have some trouble concentrating, but I don’t think that was the problem.

Although it’s about 17 degrees F. the wind is really blowing, here! And tomorrow the highs will be around zero degrees F. Must still be winter in Wisconsin!

I have to run over to the Driver’s License Bureau on Monday to get my handicap permit. I’m looking forward to that, NOT!

So, what else? I think I’m just going to take some advice, and try to get some rest this weekend, and not do anything, and see how that goes.

Kunolunkwa, y te quiero!

"As a juror, I will exercise my 1000-year-old duty to arrive at a verdict, not just on the basis of the facts of a particular case, or instructions I am given, but through my power to reason, my knowledge of the Bill of Rights, and my individual conscience. When needful, I will judge the law itself." -L. Neil Smith