Define racism
This might be a little off-topic but I’ve gotta say it. It’s not often that I find myself disagreeing with conservatives. This time I sternly disagree. The president of Western Washington University used the (Read More)
Dad
A boy in Saskatchewan, teenager in Lynden, Army Air Corps gunner in North Africa, prisoner in Germany, and adoptive father in Birch Bay. These were the passages of the man resting in Hillsdale Cemetery. (Read More)
Leuk and young people
I woke up this morning realizing I’ve been on this planet for 62 years. I’m not sure what the heck happened. Yesterday I’m dancing with my girlfriend to White Rabbit, today I’m married to (Read More)
Lowered meds seem to be helping
As I mentioned in an earlier blog, my doctor agrees with me that my meds may have been causing the vertigo problems. He has reduced my dosage to see if that helps. Since I’ve (Read More)
Pun-gasms menu item
There is a new item in the top menu called “Pungasms.” It’s a list of puns and jokes to lighten your load. Red Skelton, a famous comedian, once said, “Don’t take life too seriously, (Read More)
The Zebra Excuse
Hi all, Been awhile. Had my ups and downs, been busy, had to join some cowboys and round up a herd of zebra, …ahhhh, well, if I can make up any other excuses I’ll (Read More)
Captain Guy Smith
We recently attended a ceremony where our son, firefighter Guy Smith, officially received his title of Captain. He was promoted to full captain a year ago and has now completed his probationary period. He (Read More)
My firefighter son climbs for leukemia
I just learned my son is doing a fund raiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in my name. It is best said in his own words which he posted on Facebook: I am (Read More)
Very good news
I just received some good news regarding recent tests. Back on my post of February 7th, 2014, I talked about upcoming blood tests. The results are in now and the news is good. If (Read More)
Daily life requires a bit more planning now
I like to keep this blog as upbeat as I can because I sincerely believe you can have a life outside of leukemia even when it starts narrowing your options. The dizzies are back. (Read More)
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