Green Peppers

There are lots of things I like about living in Colorado,
and one of my favorites is that for the first time in my life I am able to have a big garden!

(It’s possible to have a garden in Virginia; I just didn’t have the yard!)

Less than a week after arriving here my mom and I planted seedling tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, yellow squash, carrots (CARROTS!), zucchini, watermelon, strawberries (!), basil, parsley, chives, onions, and cucumbers.

Tomatoes - one's turning orange!

And I’m happy to say that the garden is doing GREAT!
We get lots of sunshine here and tons of rain – usually it storms in the afternoon.

I think it’s been really good for me to have this garden as I’ve been going through the cancer ordeal. It’s something I really look forward to – every morning and every evening I do my “inspection” to see what’s changed. To see this life – so vibrant and thriving – well, it just gives me a lot of hope.

My first eggplant

Lots of basil - there's more in the ground

Did I forget to mention there's grapes too? I didn't plant these - came with the yard!

the strawberries are AMAZING

These photos were all taken on my iphone – not too bad!

On another front – my endocrinologist and I reviewed my pathology report yesterday and she confirmed that my prognosis is excellent. I was stage 1 and because it was caught early and the tumors were small, she wouldn’t expect me to have a recurrence. I am SO lucky. As Mike pointed out in the comments section of my last post, it is vital to check out anything unusual you notice in your body. Don’t wait!

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