We made it just in time to watch the sun set before we toured the different exhibits inside and my brother and I shared tidbits of knowledge that we've picked up from college astronomy classes. Our parents (and Nicole, my brother's girlfriend) were so impressed. ;)
You just can't beat that view.
(here's a post from a nighttime visit!)
Did you do anything fun this weekend?
Hope you're having a happy Sunday!
Ps. Thank you for the well wishes on the endo-update post! I'm currently just taking things a day (sometimes an hour) at a time.
But thankfully, for now, things seem to be continuously improving and I'm on a mission to fully enjoy it while it lasts!
We saw the new doctor last Thursday and were a little discouraged, but I still plan on giving her suggestions a try.
It's easy to get overwhelmed, but making the most of the good moments and relying on the people who love me makes it a much easier journey.
Thank you again! xoxo
That would be such a neat thing to see! I know there's an observatory in the Hancock center in Chicago, but that's over an hour away. There's also a planetarium (which is one of my favorite places in Chicago), but again, it's kinda far. Not for weeknight trips.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I love that picture of your parents.
I'm glad you're making the most of your good days, and I hope you can find some long-term relief soon. <3
What an amazing view, and I love the mood of the photos!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are able to have these lovely movements in between your terrible tummy times.
Sarah xx
Beautiful, moving photographs. I Love the story you constructed :)
ReplyDeleteThese photos are so so stunning. You have an eye for these things darling!
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