It's snowing in Alabama...

...and my world is turning white.

Everyone in town was at the Piggly Wiggly buying bread and milk when I came home at 3ish this afternoon. You know, you can survive any storm if you have bread and milk. (I didn't stop, I just know what happens around here.)

Anyway, the snow is lovely, and hopefully there won't be lots of it. It's a really wet heavy snow and there's already enough to make nice snowballs if one is so inclined. My only concern is losing power because limbs tend to fall on power lines out in the country where I live. So... I'm sitting in front of the fire and about to enjoy a hot cup of cocoa. Frosty is snuggling in my lap and the cats are keeping the fireplace warm. It's not so bad!

I'm so very far behind on everything I'm wondering if I'll ever catch up. Then I come up with these 'projects' - so since I don't have anything else to do, I've started re-doing my kitchen. Not a rip out the cabinets kind of re-do, just fresh paint, new accessories, etc. (I think I'm watching too much HGTV) However, that's turning into a major job for me as I'm doing it all myself. I think perhaps after the year of breast cancer I need to prove that I CAN do it, who knows. At this point my kitchen is a total disaster and may be that way for awhile. I did get a coat of primer on one wall yesterday, though I spent most of the day just taking 'stuff' off my walls, washing them and taping.... miles and miles of blue painters tape.

Had a lovely Christmas with family in Texas - just got way too tired and came home sick. After major meds and days in bed finally feeling like I can join the world again.

I'm moving along with my breast cancer treatments. I'm down to only 18 more to go with the Herceptin - that's quite an accomplishment as it started out at 52 Still having scans and tests and scans, etc. But, I've decided I can't live my life around those.

And, I have hair - crazy, unruly NON curly hair, but hair nonetheless. I have the strangest cowlicks you've ever seen, though I actually got one on the side to lay down today. A friend asked me if I'd glued it :) Guess I'll never have red hair again, as the hair dyes aren't really good for my kind of cancer - but you know, gray has it's benefits too (or so they tell me).

Okay, I've blogged - I've rambled - I'm headed to the fire!