Life in the fast lane

My three month check up last month went well, or so I thought. Dense tissue and pockets of cysts leads me to more appointments. Thursday I see my surgeon to get an opinion of what she recommends based on MRI results. I am optimistic even though I'm scared on the inside. I do not want to have another surgery. One should not have to endure this much, but with HIS guiding hand, I know I will be fine. Plus, I have some of the best family and friends supporting me.

Work is keeping me on my toes and my mind occupied. I am blessed to have work and be challenged every day.

Summer break is almost over and kids have had one memorable summer: Disneyworld, first time on an airplane, Brett got braces and lots of swimming. Once school begins, Madison will have her birthday and soccer season will gear up for her, too.

I am still working out six sessions a week and eating healthy. I work hard to make good food choices and laugh often. Take a look at this sign and chat among your friends about why this would be in a parking lot. Really? Seventeen miles per hour? Who drives that slow? And why seventeen? Was the number five all gone and they had extra sevens? Oh, I could go on for hours.

I love your guts!