I'm not even in the mood for fanfic...

[willow_25]

Seriously.  I mean, that never happens.  Like, ever.

Also, this whole being sick for New Year's thing?  It's getting to be a tradition; I was even sicker last year.  While I appreciate that I am not very ill, it's still not a tradition I would choose if I had any say in these things.  Please, 2009, make me feel better!

Oh, and guess which genius decided it would be a good idea to fly with a head cold?  Yep, that'd be me.

So, now we need some good news, because otherwise I'll want ice cream or a cigarette to cheer me up, which will just generate phlegm.  My mom went to the doctor on Friday, and he says that it's been long enough since the cancer has gone into remission, and she can cut back to bi-annual MRI testing.  This means fewer doctor's visits and less stressful waiting for test results in the coming year.  Also exciting because it means that he expects her not to relapse again.  Also, the polyps she had removed in those two surgeries a while back were nothing serious, and he doesn't think the area requires more observation than a regular doctor's visit would provide.  So, that was a big huge hunk of good news this Christmas.

Anyone else have good news to share?  I'd like some happy thoughts just now, please!

 

Comments

[sharoncs.livejournal.com]

Okay, this is absolutely nothing compared to your wonderful news about your mom (YAY!), but --

--Our new fancypants flatscreen tv, the one we bought on a Black Friday cybersale - broke a week and a half after we got it, but now it's fixed and works wonderfully again! And Robbie's mother got us Rock Band 2, so we've been playing that A LOT.

--I start my classes in Graphic Communications at UDC on Jan. 14th

--I'm seriously considering becoming a pescetarian like you in 2009.

[willow-25.livejournal.com]

Awesome!