Writing my post at the local coffee shop. Raising kids in our tech-obsessed world can be challenging. In particular, providing advice via text is an interesting lesson in brevity. I like to talk. I'm verbose. I take a long time to explain things … [Read more...]
The Barnes Foundation
The large rooms are covered floor to ceiling with paintings and metal artifacts. It's a lot of fun to have two discretionary days a week to focus on doing things that feed my soul. With that as my mantra, I have been busily filling my Monday's … [Read more...]
Obsessed With Reading
Now that I have more time on my hands, I've been doing a lot of reading. I recently finished 'A Gentleman In Moscow' by Amor Towles. I usually read books straight through from the first time I open them up until the last page, typically finishing … [Read more...]
Watch Out, You Might Get What You Ask For
It's only January 28th and it's already been an interesting year. The thing that's had the most impact has been a change in my work schedule. I used to work full time, averaging 40-50 hours a week, sometimes more if I was traveling. For years I've … [Read more...]
Why October Gets Me Thinking About Recurrence
October is a tricky month for me, post breast cancer diagnosis. Before I had breast cancer, I had a very different opinion of breast cancer awareness month. I was one of those women who was very focused on awareness and not focusing on research, as I … [Read more...]
Determining Whether Or Not To Get A Port For Chemotherapy
One of the things I thought would be helpful for my readers is an overview of the pros and cons of getting a port inserted to have your chemotherapy treatments delivered, versus a manually administered new IV needle for each chemo … [Read more...]
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