Kindness of Others

Georgia has received many wonderful gifts since she was diagnosed. She's gotten cards, letters, emails, and blog comments. She's gotten balloons, flowers, sweets, and treats like books, games, and puzzles. She's also gotten some lovely handmade hats, blankets, and prayer shawls. We are so appreciative of everyone's thoughtfulness and generosity! THANK YOU!

That said, this past Sunday, we were all treated to a fun afternoon, courtesy of the Starlight Foundation - we went to see the Harlem Globetrotters! Trevor and I both remember seeing them when we were about Georgia's age. In fact, because my dad knew somebody, I got to watch the game from the score table and even checked in Curly Neal. Yes, I am that old. The current team was, of course, fabulous and funny, and we all enjoyed the show.

Some very big, very fancy kicks

"The Big Easy"

"Flight Time"

The Magic Circle
(to the tune of "Sweet Georgia Brown," natch)

The Old "Ref, you need glasses!" Bit

Georgia's had a pretty good week since her last clinic visit - we've all been battling colds, but I think we're over the hump. GG has come to stay for the week, so the card games and puzzles have been non-stop, and we've been monitoring the growth of the newest additions to the family - two tadpoles! Friday's clinic appointment will be a long one, including day surgery for IT chemotherapy and the first of our new and improved asparaginase shots, so Georgia could really use your good wishes that day!

Also, we're just about three weeks away from Will's first race and the blood drive in Georgia's honor, so click on those icons in the sidebar for more info. And if you want to donate blood (please!), make sure to sign up for an appointment. Georgia is planning on being at both the race kick-off that Saturday and the party that Sunday, so at least stop by and say hi - she'd love to see all of you! Thanks again, for everything!