Muddy CanyonJudi went with me to Jackson today. Met her at 7:30 in Pinedale. The whole country is turning emerald green and the Hoback is flooding brown/red and frothing over the boulders. Hope I got some o.k. pictures. Back home about 8:00 or so. Kmart - Gas $75 ! ! (last fall same amount about $40 +.) - Ridleys and got all on the grocery list. - Prescriptions. - Groceries put away. Virginia stopped in to say hi. Went by to see Sue S. show at the Jackson Fine Art Center and liked it quite a lot.
Everything went good. I'm wearing the pump again for the next two days. Have collapsed into chair! Feeling alright, just tired and I guess anyone would be since up at 5 a.m.
My plans for going to Vegas have fallen in to place. I'll write the plan for Vegas, new chemo information, etc. just once on tomorrow's blog; too tired right now to write.
It got quite warm up there in the afternoon almost 80. I wore my first spring outfit this year and sandals.
As I left this morning, there were horse trailers coming in the road, one parked outside the gate, to gather our neighbor Doc's cows and calves and take them onto the desert pasture. Sure wish I could have gotten some cowboy photos, but missed the scenes this time. This is another sign of spring. Richie's will follow in another day or so. And the black angus have been on the allotment our mailbox is in for a week or so now. I like to see them trailing to the creek for water every morning.
Check out Gina's blog http://www.horseback41.blogspot.com/ for SooooperNube's first trail ride.
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ISS MARATHON: I'm going to try to see it again about 5 a.m. here..... if its not cloudy ..... and if I'm awake...... The 2008 "ISS Marathon" gets underway this week when the International Space Station spends three days (May 21-23) in almost-constant sunlight. Sky watchers in Europe and North America can see the bright spaceship gliding overhead two to four times each night. The ISS is as bright as Venus or Jupiter, so even people in light-polluted cities can see it. Use simple Satellite Tracker to find out when to look: http://spaceweather.com/flybys - just put in your zip code for the schedule times.
