797 Time Reminders

“It is pancreatic cancer” a doctor recently told a fellow watercolorist who is an email friend of my wife. “One year” followed the announcement of pancreatic cancer: one year. How would it feel to get that kind of prognosis? It can happen. It can happen tomorrow.

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