267/365 : Demolished
That giant slice of very delicious Black Forest cake at Das Lokal didn’t stand a chance.
B&W
241/365 : Done & dusted
Two days after I take my last “breakfast of champions,” I must self-administer an injection of Lapelga (pegfilgrastim), which helps my bone marrow produce white blood cells needed to help my body fight infection.
240/365 : The last lazy post-chemo Saturday
The weekend after chemo is always a little rough. Mild nausea, extreme fatigue, an overall feeling of “blech.” But this being sixth (and last!) edition I know how to handle it, especially when it’s rainy and I don’t feel any guilt about not being outside or otherwise out & about.
239/365 : The latest issue of FRAMES has arrived!
Just in time for the weekend, too. It’s nice to look at photos and read narrative on something that isn’t a screen for once.
235/365 : The Willow
In my neighbourhood, willows are increasingly rare, as most homeowners and builders have not planted them on their properties due to their excessive thirst and the long-term effects that can have on foundations. They only ones I’ve seen are in parks and wetlands, where they get adequate water can pose no harm to nearby homes.
169/365 : Something’s brewing
Looking north across the Ottawa River towards the Gatineau hills. Looks like they’re getting the rain that we so desperately need.