I enjoyed it, Holly. If you can laugh when you get punched in the gut, somehow it all turns out right. 🙂

🙂 Thanks for reading those! I think they’ll be more meaningful for you and your sister, and anyone who’s been “touched” (ewww) by cancer, than for those who haven’t. I think people who have actually get the humor and the attitude better than those who haven’t – it’s like watching my husband watch me go through labor and delivery, if that makes sense. You know exactly what you’re going through – everyone else just cringes. Family and close friends know, too, after a while – but people who haven’t been there still worry about things like “saying the wrong thing.” Eh, the “wrong thing” is to say nothing at all.

Me, too, Holly! Sorry to hear about your Aunt. We lost my Aunt to lung cancer in 2007. She was given 6 months to live and survived 4 years.

This year was one of my best for the Walk-even the hills didn’t bother me. It’s so inspiring. I simply can’t walk away. 🙂

I’m off to visit the links you shared at CCC.

Thanks for stopping by, Holly.

60 miles over three days?? How do you DO that? I remember 20-mile walk-a-thons, years ago, and not being able to walk at all the next day.

Well, how cool is it that we share the same birthday, Jacqui. 🙂 Happy birthday!

I love San Diego. Lived there for some 20+ years. Will look forward to you sitting & cheering from that chair. We need that, too. 🙂

Thanks for your support, Jacqui. It is greatly appreciated.

I’ll drink to that, Ramiro. 😀 Thank you so much for your support. It means a lot!

Happy birthday. You’re like wine, you keep getting better with age 🙂

And you’re still teaching the younger crowd how it’s done. Thanks for the update and I hope you got plenty of rest after the walk.

Certainly relevant to me. 🙂 It says something that it’s still hanging around-like me. LOL! 😀

Ha-ha, no! 🙂 I just thought it fit perfectly as a relevant link.
I loved 70’s music. Still play it, in fact.

See you soon!

Cheers,

Mitch