The news station changed the air times for the broadcast; it aired at 6:45 and will air again at 9:10, then again in the evening broadcast.  Sorry if you planned your morning around it!  Brad and I both feel like she “got us.”  I sent an email to Storyteller (the woman who interviewed us) asking about a link for out-of-towners.  I will update this post...

If you are one of those people who knows their way around the Internet and blogosphere and you navigate it all with ease, you can probably tune this post out.  However, if, like me,  you are not on the Information Superhighway, but more on the side street, driveway, or cul-de-sac when it comes to computer literacy, then this post may help you. People keep telling me...

A local news station interviewed me for their monthly breast cancer awareness segment.  I have not seen the piece that they put together, but I trust the woman who interviewed me to tell my story.  It was fun to meet her.   I just keep telling my story; I’ve been writing about it, I’ve spoken at my church, at a women’s retreat, and now on the news....

Today was a fun day.  I had no doctor’s appointments, I ignored my cancer-specific to-do lists and tasks; today I was Regular Mommy.  We played.  The house was disaster by six o’clock.  It was a great day. We went to the local library.  Unfortunately, I am one of those people who doesn’t fully take advantage of the “free” element of the...

It’s Mother’s Day.  Maren has already delivered a bowl of blueberries to me in bed.  Just blueberries.  I love that girl.  Now, she is downstairs crafting, and Brad has gently suggested I wait for his, “All clear” signal before venturing down myself.  Maren takes her art, especially Present Art, very seriously.  I can hear Greta babbling...