I bet you all look beautiful really :) 
I was getting a bit down about all the hair weirdness and spots and all sorts of other unattractive side effects. But really none of that matters (that much). I'm here and I'm relatively healthy considering. Others aren't so lucky, and I know my family and friends don't give a toss about my wayward hair, or at least they're not worth worrying about if they do :)
So that's a cheerier note for today!
pepper enjoy your ice cream :) I'm sure it'll take a while to ease back into work, but hopefully it'll all start to come back quite quickly. I didn't go back to work after treatment, but I went back to uni a couple of months after chemo. I found lists very useful. At first I would write down everything. I divided even the most basic tasks into smaller steps and ticked them off. It helped them seem less daunting and then gradually I didn't need as many reminders.
royal sorry you're still suffering. Can you alternate paracetamol and ibuprofen? Might give you more relief. As distractions from worrying go, it's not much fun! 
Tutti I know what you mean about the pavement. I think it does get a little easier as time goes on 
Sleepy you are still in my thoughts.
I'm not entirely sure if this is appropriate to post here, but I hope you will all forgive me if not. I was brought up Catholic, but I don't really believe in a God, however much I'd like to. And I have no idea what anyone else here believes.
But a friend elsewhere mentioned this lovely blessing, and I found it quite comforting...
May the road rise to meet you,
May the wind be always at your back,
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
And rains fall soft upon your fields,
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the hollow of His hand
I hope everyone is having a pleasant day