selling more houses

Getting back to work has been a whirlwind. Yesterday was my first day that was like the old days, before cancer. I woke up, for my painful time of 8:15 radiation appointment. As soon as I got on my robe, they called my name. It couldn't have been better. Then I got home and showed houses to a few buyers I have until noon. Then I got on the ferry and went out to Vashon to do a few massages. Then I got back on the ferry, and showed a house until 7, and then went to my office and wrote up a deal, and had them sign it and got home at 9. Phew..It felt good, but I was shaky and a bit of a wreck.

I will take it easy for a while now. I am really looking forward to today. I have a continuing ed. class for massage from 9-5. The great part of taking a con. ed. class for massage is that you get massaged all day long. You have to learn on each other. Darn that!! I am really really looking forward to the class. It is a side-lying paraspinals and shoulders...mmmm...The owner of my massage school, Brian Utting is teaching the coarse, so I am really excited to study with him again. Its been 14 years.

I have officially finished my first full week of radiation and I am doing FANTASTIC!!! My Dad bet me a lunch if this wasn't a breeze for me. I told him I wouldn't bet him, but he'd be winning right now if I had. I am haphazordly using the Biafin, whenever I think of it. I will probably need to become a bit more routine with it next week. It seems like everyone says that you start feeling "it" the 2nd week. I did, by the 2nd day start feeling tired. And in fact every day after that had to take a nap during the day. Except yesterday, I just drank lots of coffee.

Off to make oatmeal, with cherries, for my big rough day ahead. I just don't know if I'll be able to handle laying on the massage table and having an accomplished massage therapist learning a new technique on me. Wish me luck. Luck that my drool will only fall when nobody is looking.hahha