Marching On

It's slightly odd taking a view on each day because there is usually so much going on that the days, weeks and months become a blur.   Only the truly wise don't rush and I have never been truly wise.

I'm working from a position of establishing myself in a new environment and framework.

I've been working from home again today and whilst I've had a good afternoon it was a frustating morning getting set up.  It is easy to take for granted how we have different enviroments tailor made for different roles.

That said, I am getting a lot more stability into the process at many different levels

• My home-working environment is now pretty much sorted - anything involving computers takes a little while to stabilise
• I am on top of eating with the chemotherapy and managing fine with it  (at least for the time being)
• I am establishing a new routine

Of course, I'm not inventing rocket science here but I am happy that I have been able to slip from one environment to another and accommodate my illness whilst still feeling that I am moving forward.  In many ways the whole process has been a valuable distraction as it could be easy to let your focus drift to places where it will not benefit you.

It is not just me who is adjusting to a slightly different daily reality but also Kitten and the kids; and that is a positive thing.  The shock of being ill has gone and a new pathway of normality is being unfolded.