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Monday, April 24, 2023

Weekend

This is my last weekend before my last chemo. I survived the week of side-effects and school vacation (thanks to friends who took Max places) and now that I am semi-functional we even had friends over to celebrate one of them getting American citizenship.

piano
And to nurture the soul, I even went to Evgeny Kissin's piano concert at Symphony Hall. It was obsoletely wonderful!


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