On Tuesday, December 10, I completed 13 months of breast cancer treatment and joyfully rang the bell.
When I returned home from the hospital, I was delighted to see that this collaboration with had gone live.
Lynn, the doyenne of
, regularly interviews people about their kitchens. We’ve embarked on a three-part series about my kitchen(s). We’ve started with the renovation of my Seattle kitchen, in preparation for Air BnBing my 115-year-old house when we move to Portugal. We’ll pick up the series once I move to my furnished rental apartment there, and continue once we have a house and a new kitchen to set up.My Q&A with Lynn features a recipe for Scallops, Grits, and Greens from Seattle chef Becky Selengut.
I hope you’ll check it out and also check out the many wonderful writers in the
.On the heels of completing treatment, early yesterday morning I had my port surgically removed and today I had my final rehab session.
And to my surprise, I’m kind of weepy.
I’ll be back soon with a new post and a new recipe.
It hardly seems real - the cusp of Portugal! Congrats on finishing out a tough year so gracefully - changes ahead for sure, but good ones! I am excited about your kitchens stories and the prospect of getting myself near enough to Portugal for a visit :)
Congrats! This is great news and also transitions are weird! Hope you have some space to process in and amongst all the hubbub.