I'm seeing the last days of October approaching on the calendar and the effects of the little bit of snow we got this afternoon.
I'm cleaning up my photos for the month, it was a busy month for me. Lynette and Anthony stopped in for a couple nights on their way home from a big trip from Texas, up the west coast and down through Montana and Wyoming, so we had a family dinner. My folks were here for a few days and we had a family dinner. We went to Texas to see Lynette and Anthony at their house. We had other company that didn't require a family dinner.
We had Lorene and family over again to play in the leaves.
At the very end of last month we took Christian on his trip to the SAC Museum and Wild Safari Park and had the other two boys overnight the next two weekends. (See further blog post for pictures from Christian's trip and the Texas trip. I'm getting too tired tonight.
I was growing celery, until I let it dry out after I put it in dirt. Re-watering hasn't revived. it.
Barry wanted to make a dessert and I was desperate for ideas, but he was happy with a layer cake. There are 9 candles, 8 for him and one for me. He chose the color of the frosting.
Dad entered the flag afghan I made for him several years ago into the county fair.
I didn't make it fair quality, but a second place and $3.25 will get me some ice cream.
This is a book about the history and current status of immunotherapy for the treatment of cancer.
It seems like the non-fiction books I have been reading are so in depth that they the complete history of every scientist involved and where even the most minor things started.
My take-away is that in order for immunotherapy to be effective it needs to be tailored to each patient, is very, very expensive and can have very serious side effects.
Boys and the pumpkin patch.
Photo Shoot
Leafy fun.
