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Archive for October, 2008

So, I just got back from Sicily. No, I feel like I just got back from Sicily because I read my sister’s blog, Expateyeview, about her recent trip to the Mother Land. It’s a highly recommended read for anyone who loves Italy or who just loves fabulous writing. She’s got a way with words for [...]

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I’m watching Living Proof on Lifetime, the movie about Dr. Dennis Slamon who pushed to get the drug Herceptin approved. This drug is near and dear to my heart–figuratively and literally. It’s keeping my heart ticking, after all, by keeping my cancer away. So, I’m watching this movie, watching and realizing how lucky I am. [...]

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Too tired to walk

For a brief moment I thought I’d be walking at Making Strides for Breast Cancer in Ann Arbor. I probably should walk, but the thought of stuffing one more thing into my Saturday is making me tired. I’ll have to pass this year seeing as how my list of deadlines is growing and the amount [...]

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It’s morning and it’s quiet and my little tabby cat who can stay too far from me for too long is curled up on the end of the recliner, or my partner’s football chair as it’s better known in our household. I think that the whole “man’s chair” idea is the last patriarchal holdout a [...]

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Barking Basset hound puppies have nothing to do with breast cancer awareness, but I’m sitting here trying to listen to Robin Roberts talk about her journey while a choir of Basset hound puppies provide background music. My neighbor has nine Basset hound puppies. They are so cute!!! And, they are so loud!! I’m laughing as [...]

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Pink is for princesses and for my little girl, who loves the color not because she’s a girl, but because she just loves pink with a passion. I love pink, too. (Maybe not so much the marketing of pink, but what pink stands for this month as a symbolic color.)  I’m not sick of pink. [...]

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