Days like this....

Yesterday was so beautiful. I managed to get out for a walk around the market and I'm glad I did. Nothing like sunshine to lift the spirit. 

Time for a break.

For the past year I have not been feeling well. Unfortunately my symptoms were dismissed by my physician and here I am. Today I start my first day of chemo. Yes, I have cancer. It's been a rough couple of weeks. I've realized I have the support from people I never thought I'd get support from, and then one other person who bullied me into giving details of my illness, such extremes in behaviour.

I am surrounded by amazing friends and family during this time but I'm not too sure how much picture taking will be going on. I don't know what to expect, it's all scary. I know I don't have a huge following but I thank you for checking out my blog now and then.

Wishing you well.

And anyone who tells you they can do this all on their own and that they are indepentdant....that's boloney. When you feel this bad there is no way you can take in all the info and recall it all later. You need support to go through this. I just took the message as a message telling me 'do not ask for help from me'....message understood.

"I believe that imagination is stronger than knowledge. That myth is more potent than history. That dreams are more powerful than facts. That hope always triumphs over experience. That laughter is the only cure for grief. And I believe that love is stronger than death." ~ Robert Fulghum

Sunny days....

What?

Dogs in Cars {from the archive}

Photos

A few people have asked for photos. I'm unable to offer prints but will email you a digital file. Thanks for your patience.

Friends who make me smile.

Snowflakes.

Tika

Will you be my valentine?

Walking around town.

I met the artist, Gordon Harrison at work in his gallery on Sussex.

I love long shadows.

A short visit with Blackhawk

What is she doing?

Said the woman in the background (repeatedly). Well, I was enjoying the company of the most sweetest dog EVER (next to Tika). I bent over to pet this adorable dog and immediately got double-pawed. You know, both paws around your arm? So  very gentle. This is one special pooch. I didn't want to leave! That is what I was doing.

Alot of this going on lately.

From the archive