Groan. Don’t anybody talk too loudly round Steel today. She thought she could solve a minor down moment by staying in the saloon all night. BIG mistake……Think she’ll go spend the day fencing at the furthest away part of the Old One’s property till the bear in her head stops roaring. Thanks for the blankie guys. 
How are the newly hairless today? It takes a bit of getting used to I must admit, but remember in the grand scheme of things it’s not for long. Got the wig yesterday. That’s it over there. Don’t see me wearing it very often at all. I can feel it on my head all the time and it just isn’t me. I’d rather be me with a scarf and wait for my own hair to come back. It’s there for emergencies though I suppose. Know what you mean about it moving on the stubble Ros. Mine isn’t thick enough to make it loose, but it sure makes it itchy!
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Dangnabbit, that darn wound is a pest Di. Feeling for you here. The scar will calm down in time. Palmer’s Cocoa Butter is supposed to be very good for scars. I use it generally as a body cream and it is definitely one of the best I’ve come across. And nice and cheap too.
Thanks for the sweet pea tips! I’m liking the idea of keeping them low and bushy, and wondering if that might help get them going. And I read somewhere that you’re more likely to get it if you’re tall! And maybe red headed, with yellow eyes, and a hamster called Gerald. Where do they get these ideas from! Can’t win eh.
Don’t remember the loons. Sounds like exactly the kind of thing I’d have bought too, then got told off by my mum for wasting my pocket money. My favourite was cheesecloth shirts. I had a tunic type that I wore till it fell apart. I loved that shirt. In fact, I think I might make one for the summer. Time for a bit of nostalgia.
14 weeks does seem a long time, but I guess it’s to make certain you’re healed before they start cooking you. At least you’ve got the date to head for, and a week in Sharm el Sheik. Now that sounds like a good way to pass the time. Love “O Brother”, one of my favourites.
Sounds like a good meeting there Martina. Really glad it’s given you a lift. And you’re right about the hair. Once it’s out you adjust, then accept it and get on with waiting out the sentence as it were.
Good news the chemo was easy Rosie. Remember to keep drinking loads of water. I managed 3 litres a day on that last round and it helped I think. But take it easy this week. The chemo makes your system really sluggish so everything you do will make you more tired than you think. No cardio sessions!
Hi again Fio. Steel does actually remember saying hi last night before she fell off her stool. And hi Anne and welcome!
Right I’m off to do some fencing. Ooops, Steel is off to do some fencing, ‘cos I wouldn’t be so daft as to drink far too much. Nope, not me, I’m sensible, I swore off the drink for chemo, so it couldn’t be me. Definitely Steel, who has learned her lesson, but nobody bring it up. She gets ornery when the bear’s on her.
