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This is the ferris wheel at Life is Good. Do visit the sim before it closes: slurl.com/secondlife/Life is good/29/206/21.
I'm sorry Pep and I had been away for so long. I tried checking in every now and then to at least fave some of your photos. Anywho, here's the long story of what's going on....
One of the side effect of having radiation done is that it could effect the organs near the area is being treated. Like my esophagus.
I've been having a lot of pain in my esophagus lately. Even with prescription medications has not helped. At first the Dr thought the radiation treatments to the sternum had irritated the esophagus. The pain comes and goes. This last radiation treatments has really pissed off my esophagus. The pain has gotten so bad I can't eat or drink. I force myself to eat and drink but in very small portions.
I went in to see the GI and have a camera shoved down my throat. I was put under anesthesia of course.
My pain level is extreme. The last round of radiation has (in words they don't like to use) burned my esophagus ( a known side effect) it has left me in extreme pain and the inability to eat anything thicker then water (water hurts as well) this for some weeks now. I had a camera sent down my throat and biopsies done, so far the word is Severe Esophagitis (Most likely from radiation) but biopsies are being tested to rule out fungal infection. Wish it was the infection that they can cure, radiation burn treatment is pain meds of an assortment and ride it out till the body heals.
This picture was taken Jan. 30, 2026. Two day before I went to the GI. In pain but needed to get out of the house. My poor Pep starting to look a bit shaggy, I hadn't felt up to grooming him. Pep and I miss you all and hope you all are doing well.
As the seconds counted down, Montine & I kissed at midnight! =)
(oh & you can't see it in this picture, but I'm totally wearing her tutu)
FP and Explore #11... May 18, 2009
"The fact that I can plant a seed and it becomes a flower, share a bit of knowledge and it becomes another's, smile at someone and receive a smile in return, are to me continual spiritual exercises."
~Leo Buscaglia
We can express our spirituality in many different ways and in many differeny places and times. We don't have to wait until we are at a place of formal worship to exercise our spirituality. Every moment that we are alive and aware is an opportunity to acknowledge and express our connection to other people and to the world.
Be open to the experiences with other people and with nature today. Recognize the miracle of Life and your place in it....
I wanted to thank everyone who left such WONDERFUL comments on my last photograph. I was amazed at how much support I got! I am so blessed to have so many awesome friends here on Flickr. You're the BEST!
HAPPY WONDERFUL BLUE MONDAY, FRIENDS! ♥
Ah, finally, a real train and not just a reflected or imagined one...Choo choooo, all aboard, hahaha :)
We stopped at a gas station and I saw this beautiful dog on a truck... I couldn't resist :)
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It was one of those typical Indian summer days. It was nice and HOT! We wrapped up our day with having dinner at the beach watching the sunset. Life is good!
6" longarm suspension, 35" Good year tires, 4:88 gears. Yes, it gets used for what its built for! more pix on the way!
Frank SInatra was an accomplished artist. In front of me is a partial view of one of his canvases done in oil......his signature in the bottom right. Reflections in the mirror.....a fun day in Palm Springs. Trying out Frank's chair.
I made this wonderful walk after more than 3 months of recovering from a foot injury. My foot didn't recover at 100% after an accident, however seeing this photo 3 years later motivates me to keep walking, dreaming and flying.
Corsica, France
Tangier is a town in Accomack County, Virginia on Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay accessible only by boat or plane. Most residents are watermen harvesting crabs and oysters from the Bay and the island is well known for its seafood, especially soft-shell crab sandwiches. The island was settled in the 1770's and today many people who live on Tangier speak a distinctive dialect derived from British English. Print Size 13x19 inches.