Man, I hope so. I was in Seattle this weekend and picked up presents for the kids. Having learned a lesson or two over the last 20 years, I called Marcie to ask if it was OK for me to pick up a little something for her. Yes, she said, depending on what and how little. So a few cell-phone photos later, we jointly agreed that I would surprise her with a lovely glass disc necklace from a booth in the Pike Place Market. I slid the necklace into my jacket pocket and scooted back to the hotel to grab my bags.
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Marcie was LHAO when I returned upstairs to tell her there was no necklace after all. At least I made her laugh...
Cancer-related Names
Shout out to Danny G for this one. Danny said from now on, he was going to call me chemo-sabe, a Potowatame term of endearment for a friend going through treatment. I told him I would call him "sucker" which is Seminole for "one who entered the casino with $300 bucks and left with nothing."
I was catching up on The Big C episodes on the flight home and heard another good one. If you've never seen the show, the main character Cathy has melanoma. I know, hilarious, right? Anyway, in this particular episode, she thanks hubby Paul for his support, driving, making Dr. appointments, etc. He says, "No problem, honey, I'm your cancierge."
I think both of those terms are awesome! Anybody have more to share? 262 enquiring minds want to hear from you!
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Great post, Chemo Sabe
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