Night Howls
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I got sick of teenagers (student free day) and took myself off for a walk to the Mt Lofty Botanical Gardens today. Beautiful rhododendrens and the camelias are still looking pretty good. I did make the mistake of parking at the top which meant that I had a steep walk back! But feeling a bit chuffed with myself - 5 km first thing this morning and then 3.5 km of steep terrain in the gardens. Legs are going to hurt tomorrow - it's the first real hills that I've been game to attempt since my experience during AC.
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Just started a new book and one of the characters had breast cancer, had chemo, has to take tablets for 5 years and had a right sided mastectomy- if it wasn’t for the fact I think she could be a spy or ex CIA I would think it was me!!
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Tired but good!1
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I've woken up feeling pretty good, really. And the usual leg aches were very mild last night.2
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Love waking up at 2.10am and then just dozing for the rest of the morning. Gonna be a long day
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I had so little sleep on Sunday night that I felt a bit shaky in the tummy yesterday, going off for my trial run of radiation. But maybe it was nerves. Last night I took a half-dose extra of oxazepam to try to make sure I slept well before my real radiation first blast today, and I did. @Sister and @arpie Those rhododenrons remind me of when my daughter and I walked the West Highland Way in Scotland - over eight days, in 2003. The rhodo trees were about twice as big as those. I was loving them, but they're regarded as a pest in Scotland.1
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Awake at 3:30-4 am this morning...ahhh...I forgot my melatonin......DOOFUS!1
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They are gorgeous, aren't they. I was reading in the guide that quite a number of them were rescued at the last minute from old gardens when the freeway went in - some of them brought over in the early days of settlement.
I struggled to sleep on the first day of rads, too @flaneuse. Good luck today - I'm sure you'll be fine.0
