I've been on Chemo since Monday night.
Temodar rocks!
One of the great things about Temodar is you feel like a rock fell on you when you wake up in the morning.
That's when I write all my blogs.
I had a nightmare last night. Everyone I knew in the world called me The Supplier.
Did you know that the word supplier comes from the French word soupplier?
My mother is in the hospital again with a series of chronic problems. She's been seeing a lot of medical advice suppliers every day.
Yesterday, I went to a José Pastor Spanish wine tasting. José is a supplier to Bowler Selections here in New York and also supplies Farm Wine Imports in California. He now also supplies Triage Wines.
I then ate at a restaurant with José and all his growers. The restaurant supplied us with a delicious meal. They are food suppliers.
I didn't have to take a transportation supplier home because David Bowler graciously offered to supply me with a ride.
I'm a little worried about my 5th and 6th cycle of Temodar. I am going to France soon for 2 1/2 months and my medical insurance suppliers do not want to give me advance supplies. Did you know that a one week supply of Temodar costs $6,000!
I fell yesterday and broke the glass shade floor lamp in my bedroom. It is a mogul bulb antique fixture and there is only one supplier of mogul light bulbs in my neighborhood. It is a small artisinal shop on 1st Avenue between 55th and 54th Street. We'll be ordering light bulbs from internet suppliers when the guy retires.
I always like to think that there is something special about wine, but everyone we sell our special wines to calls us suppliers.
My family has a business called All-In-One Suppliers, where my father worked for many years. My cousin and brother still work there and they continue to supply store and showroom fixtures to the garment trade.
Perhaps we Dressner's are destined to be suppliers!
The Supplier