Busy day…busy is good. I managed to get into the office for 3 hours this afternoon and tie up some of those loose ends I was talking about. It was nice to get back into a familiar routine. Another day without daytime TV.
I was corresponding with someone tonight via instant messenger and I won’t name names but its Steve’s, dad’s, brother’s, youngest son. (OK Groves clan, I know you can figure this out.) He said that he had heard I was going to be in the office today so he thought he would drop by 'and thought he might get lucky'. Well, I explained to him that I was a married woman and it just won’t work and there’s at least 15 years between us. Too funny. I can hardly wait to see how red his face gets when he comes into the office tomorrow…if he doesn’t chicken out. (Sorry pal, you walked right into that one.)
Tonight Steve and I met with a woman named Barb who has a business where she comes into your home, cooks 4-5 meals for the week, does light housekeeping and other required tasks. Some very kind friends have arranged for her to come into the house once a week during my treatment to help out. Our meeting was great and I think it will work out very well. Thank you.
Just finishing up my hot chocolate (of which I have been supplied with every possible flavour – thank you) and I’m going to call it a day.
Good night to all,
me
5 comments:
Hey Kim,
First off, that's the second knock that daytime TV has taken from you. Like I said before, don't knock "The Beav" until you have given him a fair shot!! Secondly, it took me about 5 mins to figure out that it was TYLER taking a run at you!! You can't blame the kid for trying, you are an attractive women!!
Forgot my "signature sign-off"....KEEP SMILING!!
Kim, think about that book deal. You could make millions by inspiring others and simply retire when this is all over.
Best wishes,
Carole
Hey Kim, it was really good to see you today and thanks for the good chat! Say hey to the boys for me.
- Mr. Lucky
Hi Kim
I'm feeling a little behind the 8ball here. Jeff and I just found out about your recent news and wanted to send our support out to you and Steve. I have read every word in this Blog (which by the way I didn't know how to use until now - so thanks for the education!)
and I am so impressed with your strength and willingness to share with your friends and family. Cancer is such a scary word to people and you are making it so real - that's not surprising since you are one of those rare people out there that are "real". I know in my heart that you will help so many people and this blog is one of those avenues. I was thrilled to read that the road ahead is looking good and I know with your positive outlook it can only get better. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers and we will be checking in and reading all the time.
Love Heather and Jeff Sheridan
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