So now we are playing the waiting game in regard to the cost of the sterotactic radiation therapy, and Dennis is pursing healthier ways of improving diet, supplements and lifestyle that will make him stronger to make the treatment more effective.
A small part of this is cost, as the Rasmussen Grant does not cover the costs of airfare or staying in Seattle during the treatment. He is planning it after his trip to Missouri and before his daughter Heather's graduation.
I have begun selling my belongings to get ready for a move. It's a slow start, but a start. No word on any job transfer yet. The days are filled with work and resposibilities. I have begun canning all the frozen berries from last year that are in the freezer. I did about 6 batches last weekend. I am hoping to sell them at a yard sale in June.
Meanwhile, at home the bulbs are up that we got from Amsterdam on our way to Africa a few years ago. I saw a bald eagle diving in flight and it seems a little early for mating , but who knows? It is only a few weeks now before we give up our downtown to cruise ship visitors. So in that regard any day that there is not rain is a good one to get out and go for a walk. Dennis does this daily and he has been seeing all the spring changes along the way. We thank you for all your care and concern. It was especially hard to tell everyone in my quilt guild I would be leaving-I will miss my sewing buddies a lot. Onward! With thanks, Dennis and Faith
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