Nov. 22nd I'll be home for Thanksgiving...do, do, do, dodo

         Wow.... sitting here at our wonderful little home.... I couldn't ask for more! What the heck am I doing writing, you ask. Well, my sweet baby girl is sleeping right now, poor Jonathan had to go to pharmacy to pick up   my 8,000 medications, and the pups are so worn out by the excitement they are laying out. Unpacking? Hmmm....I don't think so, not yet. I spent forever packing so nice and neat that I want Jonathan to be here to see it, because he may not believe it. I have to be back Sunday or Monday for 5 days so we are trying to just keep some things packs..... a well oiled engine.
         I am so blessed that my count were high enough to come home today. Besides some bone pain, I'm feeling great! As soon as I found out that I was on the discharge list, I started lighting fires under people at 8am.... just little fires. I thought it was reasonable to be able to be discharged by 3pm so that we could miss traffic. If not, then they couldn't have my room till 6:30 because I was calling my ride off till then. Plus, no one had to help me pack and I took care of a lot of stuff myself.... easy patient see.
          My super cool college house mate, Ted, was off today and came and took me home, along with his doll of a girlfriend. I'll call her K for now. I was glad she came.... it's always good to get that you my boyfriends "girl" friend from his past, out of the way as soon a possible. We decided we liked each other. All is well.
            I pulled into the Farm, that's where we live, and saw my good friend Carolyn. She is the most wonderful women and watches Evalyn on Wednesdays. She is the one that gave me the Donald Miller book "A thousand miles in a million years", right when I needed it. Anyway, I rolled down the window and saw tears in her eyes.... there it goes! We did a drive around the lake and I saw my Mr. Jim fishing on the lake in his yellow boat. I was told today that I can fish but I can't clean the fish. We pulled up and Jonathan came out with Evalyn, Chloe, and Wallace. I was crying happy tears of course! Wallace looked at me like "See, I knew she was coming back. Hi Mom!" We played with Evalyn for a while. She is so strong now!
             The Lord has done and is continuing to do amazing things. I had a friend from high school who said that coworker of hers decided to make me two hats and is mailing them to me. Nicole said that her coworker now feels that making hats for cancer patients is something God really wants her to do and I got the first hats she has made!
             **Prayer for a Patient** I mentioned a patient that Dr. P wanted me to talk to and we met last night. She and her husband are pretty shaken up but they are Christians and are leaning on Him. She asked a lot of questions and was glad to be able to give her some answers and a lot of tips that will help her while she is there. I didn't find out till the 18th day that there was a washer and dryer I could have been using instead of my underwear being dragged from Cartersville, Lilburn, and Athens and back. Hello. We will call them Family C, if you would like to pray for them. If she is still there next week, we are going to have a movie night, hooked to our chemo.
                  I'll have some more medical MJ tomorrow. Thank you all for the support you have given, it blows my mind. The Lord has bless us and I hope that you have also been blessed. Thanks be to God in the highest!
Now, I'm going to prepare the first bottle for my Rose that I have made in 22 days and we are going to read a book called "Puppies and Kittens".

I'm cleared for fishing my delicious bass!