Let it snow!
It was getting dark when I took these.
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This is fast becoming the never ending winter!
We've been having some pretty nice spring weather. In fact many people have already been planting the pansies and primroses and bulbs. It just seems in March we have to have one last snow, haha. We don't get it much around here, so it is fun for us!
That is so neat that you live in Seattle. I totally forgot that. Just knowing that you are there is nice. We should be able to meet. Cool! It is something to look forward to. Part of John's family are up on Vancouver Island so they can take the ferry over. It is comforting to know that they can get there quickly if needed. We can get accommodation through the Seattle Cancer Alliance specifying bone marrow transplant. I think all of that can be taken care of up at this end. The cancer care team here have social workers who help us get all of that done. They have done this a lot as most of the donor stem cell transplant patients are being referred to Seattle. We are hoping to be able to drive there.
Cool! I will start checking out some "healthy" places to meet for lunch! haha.
Maybe I can get some time off and take you guys sight-seeing if John is feeling good or pre-procedure. Let me know!
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