I'm good today, thank you. My meds make my joints hurt quite a bit, and the cold weather we're having really seems to make it worse. But after a little bit I loosen up and am ok. I've been doing the Wii sports games, boxing and fencing, and a little of the Wii fit, which seems to be helping too. how are you doing with your Chemo treatments, Kat? You seem to be staying on top of things, I hope it's not beating you down too much.

Wonderful story. I personally think God gets blamed for too much. To say someone's death is God's will just makes me want to scream. I think we forget that God gave us a brain to figure a lot of stuff out for ourselves.

Kat, what desk top calendar? I never knew, there was one. My organizer/scheduler is my "desk top calendar". :) I saw it on my sisters computer in France. Loved it, but wanted it in English, to work for me here in Oklahoma. Since they can be had in German and English, I downloaded it. Like I said, I LOVE it. I have the scheduler set up to show three days worth, and it is in the lower left hand corner of my desk top. Middle left I have time zones, to show me the local time for where my loved ones live, right middle I have this month, and next month calendar for reference. In the middle of my screen I have the newest picture of my baby grand daughter of course. :) Moni

I add my hopes that all of you dealing with cancer, and folks dealing with other incapacitating illnesses, may have a good day for Christmas and that it may be a happy occasion for you and yours. Thankful that, as someone said, great strides have been made in terms of dealing with many kinds of illness, I pray also that your treatments may be successful and that you may be restored to good health. Good wishes for a better New Year: may it bring the fulfillment of some of your hopes and dreams. (((((folks coping with cancer ... and other difficult health problems))))) ole joyful