Just when you think you've seen it all, we have Saharan Dust on the way. After a pandemic, protests, riots, Murder Hornets and who knows what's next, I'm not sure I want to keep watching the news! I finished my 22nd treatment today, meaning I pass the halfway point tomorrow. It's good to have mile markers to keep you on track. At this point, I'm taking Flomax twice a day since the radiation begins to add up and irritate things in some pretty key places and I'm also taking Tylenol PM to get a good night's sleep. All in all, I'm doing better than most patients at this point in the course of treatment. Thank you, Jesus!
I spent about an hour and a half on a very grey morning hiking around Berry Springs Park in Georgetown. Not sure how well the pictures will turn out, it was pretty dark. I did see Titmice, Phoebes, a Kingbird, a Red-Bellied Woodpecker, a Great Blue Heron, Cardinals, Mockingbirds, Painted Buntings and a Yellow-Crowned Night Heron to name but a few. No Armadillos today!
My treatment was routine this afternoon and the picture of the day is of a Painted Bunting that I saw singing its little heart out a Commons Ford Ranch near Lake Austin last week.
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