Because I'm filled with the holiday spirit

The title of the post is the exact phrase I used multiple times today after I would just giggle or after I put what I was going to order for lunch to the tune "Hallelujah" (Big @ss lobster roll, a lobster roll, a lobster roll, buffalo shrimp, some shrimp, some shrimp, and Boston Creme Pie). I have a lovely singing voice {if there were a sarcasm font it would have been used here}

Today is the 2 year anniversary of completing chemotherapy infusions. Which means Mom and I both take the day off from work complete our holiday shopping and go for a delicious lunch. It also means that we are filled with holiday spirit and the shear joy of having everything worked out so well. And today I got my haircut. In celebration of having full scalp coverage.

Pictured here is this years ornament (and my necklace). My mother has given me an ornament every year I've been alive and it gives me plenty to decorate my tree with. $2 from every Hallmark ornament get donated to the Susan G. Koman for the Cure Foundation 











Every survivorversary I have I wear this necklace that I found. It's made from an old scrabble tile. It reads hope n. the feeling that what is wanted can be had or that events will turn out for the best.

Fitting for the season of hope. What a happy day.