Chemo -2

Very late now and this is all going to go a little bit James Joyce on you as I struggle with tiredness to write coherent stuff down a busy day today timetable says teach all 5 lessons I nip out for 40 minutes to do a blood test and am pleased to find my students carrying on woth their group performance a mark of teaching success or just lick or a mark of resilient and leadery studeudents? no i'm not even going to correct spelling so there chicken casserole from stu and maree which they shared with us delicious maree thank you in my home group (in my church) if someone is ill the assembled group will "lay hands" on them meaning they put their hands on them and pray for their healing this happened to me tonight and it was very good thank you home group harry belafonte singing a range of folk and work songs as i type tonight we habe had "Bee Gees" "Beirut" Rachmanino v and now Belafonte - love hs old songs got criticised by a student for spelling thru as thru today i thought yes you are learning something in english well done yesterday at church might have been my last go at viola it will depend on how the chemo thing goes i hope it is not my last go i hope that palying viola is something i can do until i stop breathing no lois today she gets back on wednesday evening she is down in chch Belafonte up to a song called Mark Twain Samson my cat bit a couple of peple tonight after making himself comfortable on their laps a strange and independent minded feline used an electric magnetic machine invented by a guy called frolov tonight - an interesting stimulating and tickly experiencve another busy day tomorrow will see you some time it's 11.37 g'night.