Today’s chemo appointment was postponed. That’s not good, not bad.
It just is.
But since Stella will not be dealing with the side effects tomorrow morning, I have decided to run the full 42.2 kilometer Jerusalem Marathon.
Yeah. I know.
It’s freezing, raining, and the wind is just howling outside my window.
But you know something?
Who the hell cares that the weather is a bit unpleasant.
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