Blood

Denise and I are sitting in the clinic right now.  She's getting her blood drawn to see where she's at following this cycle of chemo.  We're going to hang out here while the results are being figured out.  It's kind of nice to be here with her.  I haven't been to the clinic in a while, she's been going by herself.  There's a lot to do at the house, but nothing is as important as being here for Denise.

We're going to follow this up with a nice swim at Richardson's.  It's a nice swim spot close to the airport.  Protected by some huge lava flows, so the waves aren't too much to swim in.  The water is as blue as anything I've ever seen, and there's tons of fish and turtles to look at as well.  There's also a bit of sand to enter with, so it's easy for the mainlanders to get in and out, and me as well.  After that, there's a couple of errands to run.  Our dryer is out of order, so we're in the market for a high efficiency set that will hopefully spell the end of complaints from our wash load.

She's all done, so it's time to spend with her again.

Mahalo,
Brian