This is what we call 'all in'. Don't know what the over-under was of seeing this thru, but the hair has been converted to blond and I have also put in a touch of the pink to see how it will come out. I am pleased with the result.
I have secured the paint to cover the balance of the hair. Going to finish the dye-job the night before. Something about driving thru the deep south with pink hair concerns me.
I must say that I am getting excited with this opportunity. Not to concerned about the time, but rather the fun that this should turn out to be. Ran a half-marathon in 2hr3min yesterday and a light bike today, few more mid-level workouts and all should be well.
I will also be tracking my position by GPS and snapping photos (which will be gps-tagged) along the way.
Few weeks to go, more to follow...
Including my rant against a publication that says you are 440% more likely to get er-negative tumors from taking an anti-estrogen (i.e. tamoxifin) medication. But yet the conclusion is to continue to take er-negative meds. Must have been some small percentage to start with, eh. When your conclusion does not change treatment directives, why chose a presentation format (percentage change) to express concern to a community that needs positive reinforcement and are not in the med-field.
"I'm coming up so you better get this party started" - Let's get the party started
Backstory
My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in the fall of 2008. It was caught early. Aggressive bilateral mastectomy was the choice. My concern was the lack of a cohesive focus to find a cure. I wanted a definitive course, I wanted strong leadership, I wanted to know the solution. So, I did what any normally crazy supportive co-survivor would do... enlisted for an ironman. Donation link is http://www.kintera.org/faf/donorreg/donorpledge.asp?ievent=296523&supID=249789425
Sunday, October 18, 2009
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