End of Chemo

This morning is the morning after the last round of the six month cycle of chemo. My partner is very tired but looking forward to a long time without it. We will just have to hope that this is the beginning of something good, a view to a tranquil horizon perhaps! But its not all balls and skittles...
Getting ready for Xmas, an increased workload with an upgrade and one of my work team gone on leave, my partners birthday coming up means getting up earlier and doing as much as you can in the time you have. But I am beginning to find that this doesn't necessarily work! I am looking to a glass of cardboardonay in a calm void somewhere near Roaring Beach maybe!
Still there is not much of 2010 left. I will be very glad to thrust this year into the bin and listen to the garbage truck do its thing, take it on it's merry way to the relativity dump where it will not be recycled and end up in the exact centre of a black hole!
On another note, a semi trailer of thanks to all of you have helped us over the past year. Your friendship, correspondance and giving has helped masses. It makes you very much realise that it is the things we do for each other that clear the grime off the windows of an alpine hut and give you a fantastic view of the 2 feet of powder snow that fell during the night!
Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.