Wow that makes me feel old....as if I didn't already. But looking forward to seeing and visiting with everyone. Sure hope we have a good turn out. Only 124 in my Graduating class, and I know several of them have already passed away, but we only had about 39 at the last one, so hope it's more this year with the big 50.
It will be an early day, as I get picked up at 10 a.m. this morning, (by Rita Culshaw) and then we will pick up my sister-in-law Carol and hope to arrive at the start at 11 a.m. It's a luncheon affair, evidently at our age they don't like evening events. Then tomorrow there will be a picnic at one of a classmates homes. I had volunteered to have it at the cabin, but they decided it would be too far, and not many would attend then.
Yesterday was another fairly boring day....did a lot of nothing other than watching TV and laying on the couch. But is should help getting me rested up for the busy weekend. My goal today is pain management, and I am so far right on target, and will take two breakout pills before I leave at 10 a.m. and then again at 2 p.m. so hopefully that will work.
Talked to Judy Favorite a classmate of Bonnie Sass's who lives in Sedona, and is on the same Chemo regiment I am, and gave her some tips on how to deal with the cold. So please say some prayers for her.
Nothing else to report....still looking for someone to take me to Joe Neis's funeral on Monday late morning. Love and prayers, m
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