And, as this photo shows, we found the rush hour traffic once again...not quite as bad as sometimes. Note that the two cars in front of us are in the HOV lane and only have one passenger in the car. It is obvious that the rule of not using that lane unless having two or more people in the vehicle is not enforced...and the people who travel this interstate seem to know that it isn't enforced. They think nothing of coming right over in the lane to pass a vehicle in the lane they were in and then staying in the HOV lane...one of our pet peeves! We left the house at 7:30am and returned at 4pm...another long day. We got good news from Dr. Sosman...nothing showed as a "hot spot" for Woody's melanoma...except for his left shoulder and his right knee...and Dr. Sosman couldn't say if it was cancer or if they were just places that had been so "traumatized" by surgery and/or radiation that they showed up as hot spots. He did say that even these places were smaller than last time. But there wasn't anything else in Woody's body that showed cancer. Praising the Lord. He did have another Keytruda infusion. On our way home we did make our now traditional stop at Steak and Shake and then headed on down the road towards home and were very glad to pull back into our driveway. Nathan and Graham greeted us, as they are in the midst of building us a planter or two for our little back patio. They had questions to ask Woody before they cut into the wood. As of a while ago, the planter was all built. Woody walked to the prayer room a while ago and has just returned. I don't know about Woody, but I am ready to sit back and relax. Vanderbilt always takes "something" out of me...and I'm not the patient! The patient seems to tolerate that trips better than I do!
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