Time to get with it!
Okay. It’s confession time… I haven’t been taking care of myself. Almost a year ago I was walking 3 miles, 3 days a week. I even did 4 days on occasion. I was feeling (Read More)
Tagged: Inspiration
Peaceful state
I’ve reached a point in my life where I’ve settled negative issues with others, forgiven those that have done me wrong, asked forgiveness of those I’ve done wrong, and (mostly at least) forgiven myself (Read More)
My son receives award
My son, Captain Guy Smith, recently received the 2018 Fire Officer of the Year award. At the awards ceremony Battalion Chief Brad Thompson said Guy was “Dedicated to his craft, improves the lives of (Read More)
“Be a hero in the strife!”
Longfellow was an American poet and his “A Psalm of Life” is inspiring especially for those of us challenged with leukemia. Here’s some of his poetic advice: A Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth (Read More)
Glorious sunset at Semiahmoo
Nothing like a beautiful sunset at the Semiahmoo beach to lift your spirits. That’s my wife in the lower left of the photo. If you look close you can see the sunset in her (Read More)
No CLL pity parties
Many people I know are struggling with some sort of life threatening disease yet they hang onto Hope. My sister-in-law has multiple diseases and her life is in the balance. One of my cousins (Read More)
My firefighter son receives Medal of Commendation
Okay. Now I get to brag a little. My firefighter son, Captain Guy Smith, received a medal for some amazing rescue work. He commands a team of firefighters that save lives in one way (Read More)
Glen Campbell is gone. Alzheimers took his body but not his spirit
This week Glen Campbell died at the age of 81. He was plagued with Alzheimer’s Disease for many years and fought the good fight recording an album, performing a goodbye concert tour, and even (Read More)
Leuk brings new perspective
I saw a relative of mine at a family Christmas party. He also has CLL. His progressed faster than mine with swollen lymph nodes and tiredness. Because of these symptoms he had chemotherapy and (Read More)
Climbing high
Luke seems to have taken a back seat, making room for leg pain due to a pinched nerve in my back. I think the doctor called it Sciatica. I started a janitorial job but (Read More)
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