We get to see Evie tomorrow!

Little Evie has been a little shy about her arrival, so tomorrow (Wednesday), around noon, she will be delivered by c-section. Although Kristin was a little disappointed about having a section, she is, like the rest of us, just so ready to meet little miss Evie Boudreaux! We are praying for a safe delivery for both mom and baby! Will certainly post pictures tomorrow night! 

Today I couldn't take it anymore.... I colored my 1/4 inch long hair! The gray was just too much for me to handle. For a few weeks I kept thinking I would keep it gray for a while, cuz I had "earned" it, but after a good long conversation with Father Buddy this week, I realized that God loves me all the same, whether I am vain or not!!! So I mixed up some 506 and 6RB Socolor and PRESTO CHANGE-O.... No more gray!! 

Each added day of radiation, brings a little more tenderness and "sunburn" to the radiation site, which goes from the middle of my chest, and across my breast, to underneath my armpit, like the shape of a big rectangle. Today I experienced a lot of fatigue and some days, I get chills in the afternoon, (like when you get a sunburn and then when the sun goes down and you feel the burn a little more.) All in all, it is tolerable, and will soon be over. Meanwhile, we will relish in the celebration of a new precious life that will bring us all much joy, starting tomorrow! God is so very good!