Sunday Review: Looking Back Over the Past Week

The week of March 16 to March 22, 2014, was (to say the least) an interesting and stressful week for writing and living. On Monday, March 17, I had a colonoscopy, the doctor found a polyp. Finding a  polyp at my age is not unusual and, in fact, is to be expected. I go back on Monday, March 24, for a follow-up and then on Tuesday, March 25, to see my regular physician.

When my sister and brother-in-law came into Las Vegas Monday, to  take me to the specialist, they brought a blue-gray suite case. The suite case has sit next to my refrigerator for the past several day because I thought it was heavy. When I picked it  up today, to put it on the couch, so that I could unpack it  I discovered it was not as heavy as I thought because it only has clothes in it. Unfortunately, I need to get more hangers before I can hang them up.

On Wednesday, (which was my mother's 93rd birthday), I started back to my to my grief counseling meetings. Apparently, March has been more stressful then I thought. On Friday, I attended the Naw-Ruz celebration at the Baha'i Center in Las Vegas and began a poem about the subject. The rest of the week, I went to the gym and worked out.