We had a very quiet Thanksgiving, Mark and I celebrated by ourselves at home. We went for an afternoon walk at Petrifying Springs in Kenosha. Then on Saturday my girlfriend Michelle came over and decorated my head with a henna tattoo (also known as Mehndi) using the henna cones my neighbor Angela so generously lent me last week.
The last treatment of chemo really affected my digestive tract and I think I finally got my system working the way it should. My next treatment is the last of A/C, then I move onto the 12 weeks of Taxol. I am excited to be done with the A/C and ready to move forward.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Shelter with drinking fountain among the trees near the 17th tee of the golf course at Petrifying Springs Park.
Testing, 1, 2, 3. Is this thing on? We've just gone through a domain change. And a website redesign. Between designing other people's websites to help them make more money, and working on this site to make it more effective, I feel like I've been living underground...
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — The Pike River winds through Petrifying Springs Park during a February snowstorm.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Amy, getting covered with snow during a snowstorm at Petrifying Springs.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Snow-covered bridge over the Pike River at Petrifying Springs.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Sledders out on Petrifying Springs Golf Course during a snowstorm.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Snow-covered trees in mid-February at Petrifying Springs Park.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Snow highlights the branches and twigs of a tree at Petrifying Springs Park.
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Sledding on Hole 17 of Petrifying Springs Golf Course. American film director, writer, actor, and producer Orson Welles, who directed Citizen Kane (1941), was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1915,...
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Sledding area on holes 8 and 17 of Petrifying Springs Golf Course.
A bronze plaque set in stone and caged for protection along a trail in Petrifying Springs Park, Kenosha, Wisconsin. It reads: HISTORICAL LANDMARK Site of log cabin built in March 1835 by Jacob Montgomery, a trapper, and his...
A bronze plaque set in stone and caged for protection along a trail in Petrifying Springs Park, Kenosha, Wisconsin. It reads: HISTORICAL LANDMARK Site of log cabin built in March 1835 by Jacob Montgomery, a trapper, and his...
Kenosha County, Wisconsin — Hiking trail between trees in a wooded area at Petrifying Springs Park.