A Trip to England: Covid Risks and Responsibilities

Aboard a Delta flight, July 2021. In November I’ll travel to England, my first overseas trip in over 1½ years. This will be the first time I’ve flown eastbound across the Atlantic on a daytime flight. But, enough of firsts. The trip isn’t assured. It’s possible Covid travel restrictions to the UK could be tightened…… Continue reading A Trip to England: Covid Risks and Responsibilities

Treatment Options

Discussed different treatment options with my oncologist. I’m grateful I feel good and there are promising options.

Round Every Corner

Wetland view from the Cannon Valley Trail, cycling from Welch to Red Wing, then back to Welch. In Red Wing our destination was a cafe specializing in pies, but it had closed early. My friend didn’t miss a beat and led me to a bake shop round the corner.

Categorized as Eat, Cycle

Dunn Bros

Stopped for coffee in a building constructed in 1879 by the Milwaukee Road railroad company.

Categorized as Eat

My Husband

Drove Dwight home from Methodist Hospital after a routine screening colonoscopy. When asked to identify my relationship to the patient, I replied “husband.” Until just a few years ago, I never imagined the societal shifts that would make it possible to say that.

Categorized as Living

Old-Fashioned

Monday morning rendezvous with an old-fashioned.

Categorized as Eat

Natural Light

Worked on unobtrusive plant up-lighting, using honeycomb filters to eliminate glare. Then, the sun reminded me there’s nothing like natural backlighting. No artificial light in this photo.

Misbehaving

I started, um, hiding certain magazines behind other magazines. Then I realized I was being watched.

Categorized as Resist