a neighborhood rabbit

We all have things that bring us comfort, it's important to surround yourself with those things while going through chemotherapy ~ they will help get you through.

~ You can see the explanation behind this project by going here or see the all posts in this category by going here.  May 25th will mark the last day of this project, and the 5 year anniversary of the end of chemo and becoming a survivor.  I beat the odds!

bunny prints

We're following the footsteps of many who went before.  I'm so thankful to all of the brave people who underwent many treatments and tests to get chemotherapy where it is today.

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peaceful moments

Quiet, listening.  The important things often happen. . .are realized, in those still moments.

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Soft and Hard (Opposites attract?)

When I was a child I would hold dear anything made of rabbit fur. My favorite toy in the whole world for most all of my childhood was a cat made of rabbit fur and I rubbed it on my face for comfort and soothing. This precious bunny looks soft enough I wouldn't mind taking him home.

The zoo we went to a while back had two small areas that you could go into with the animals. The first cage was the bunnies but there were so many I was afraid I'd step on one. In the second cage was a lone tortoise and I tentatively stepped in. However, I had my huge honking lens on and the requirements of that lens is a minimum focusing distance of about 5'.

Well, that was a bit of a challenge in a 10' square pen with a tortoise that kept wanting to touch me. Boy he was fast!

I think he needs some chapstick.