Been in DC For Five Days

April is living up to its reputation for us.  Today was a gorgeous day to visit Mt. Vernon.

The last few days were taken up with Museums. Holocaust, Spy, American History, National Portrait Gallery,  Hirshman - so far.  Tomorrow we finish with my favorite - The Newsium!

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Resetting Android Blogger App

We cleared not only the cache,  but all of the stored Blogger data with the hope it would clear up the problem.   Here goes.

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We Are Having Problems With the Android App

It is only at Belltowernews.com where this problem is occurring.  We're posting this directly from the Blogger website to see if it's here or with the Android itself.

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The New Building was marvelous

My treatment today was at the new building at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.

It's called theYawkey Center for Cancer Care.  At the Dana Building everything was jammed into one room, now we begin on the second floor, go to the third, then the eight, return to the second and finally to P1 were the free, (to patients) Valet Parking is top notch.

I will be returning there in July for further tests and treatment.

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A Blustery Day.

Driving my Scion xB all winter was a joy - the excessive snow was not the challenge I thought it would be. 

But then came Spring!

For almost a year, my wife & I drove a 36 foot class A RV literally around the United States.  I could feel the wind hit our side as we crossed bridges or through storms.

It may've been a bit difficult, but we always stayed in the lane.

Not today.  Driving what my son calls a breadbox on wheels down the interstate,  I crossed over the bridge into Rhode Island and was hit by a gust of wind that pushed the car into the break-down lane.

There was nothing to hit and the car quickly recovered the road, but it was a heart stopping moment.

This blog entry was started to inform that I will be going into Dana Farber for my 3-month check up on Thursday. 

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Too Many Ways to Present the Moment

It was exciting in the beginning when Android apps started to appear along with keyboard apps that made it easier to type on a smartphone than my office keyboard. 

But now there are too many ways to present the moment on the Internet. If the moment is visual, I open Picplz, social, Gowalla, universal, Twitter, etc.

Rarely anymore does it occur to me to post to one of the Grazing Blogs.  The exception is during reflective moments like this.

Then a squirrel runs by me and I'm off chasing bits of information such as Ken L.  revealing he lived once with Candy B.  How titillating, for a moment...

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