I always thought of myself as an above average person. Pretty much when it came to anything except a few choice activities like bowling, singing, and entertaining little kids. Those, I pretty much suck at. Now, living constantly under the influence of cancer managing drugs and their side effects, my measuring stick needs to be recalibrated.
For example, when reading a recipe that says prep time 25 minutes, total cooking time 1 hour 15 minutes, no way is it going to be 25 “Kimmy Minutes” for prepping food. Lately, I start prepping dinner around 2:00 PM. By 4:00 PM most things are prepped and I’m ready for a rest. After a nice soak in a bubble bath, some stretching, and maybe 40 minutes of brainless TV, I’m ready to begin making dinner with SW who has just come home from work.
I am not suggesting I am below average now. I am just accepting that I have a few more challenges or obstacles than the average person. Those impact nearly every activity I do. Except for perhaps “looking good”, that activity, from what others say, I excel at.
Aquarius vs. Cancer 
no question about it … the hurdles (challenges or obstacles) sure do look higher. Patrick
Higher and we’ve got less umph to get over them. But somehow, we find a way…
I agree 100%. Some days I feel like “look how far I’ve fallen.” Some day I’ll be courageous enough to post about it. 😉
Your readers would sure benefit. I imagine writing about it would require a box of tissues nearby. Maybe an adult beverage? Definitely your snuggly bunny!
you are beautiful, adorable and precious, and i would adopt you as my own if i could. you do inspire me -even tho i can hear thru to your heart, just like mine on the inside-
thank you for just being. your presence is a present to all of us who know you and sit with you.
love,
shirley