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Tuesday, April 26, 2005
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Off to Raleigh for several days of window fixin' in the Oakwood Historic District near the Governor's mansion. Next week, an 1855 country home in South Boston, VA. After we get those two taken care of we'll be in town a while to fix a whole passal of windows during the restoration of the Race Administration Building on Bennett College's campus and then, in late June, down to High Point where I'll be doing my window thing during renovation of the Mechandise Mart.
I am down to about 6 'Double Hung - Historic Window Restoration' yard signs. Apparently the name holds some fascination for people... can't imagine why. The other day I bid on a house over in Westerwood. After we came to terms the owners insisted that I place one my curiously named signs in her yard on the spot. The woman of the house said she couldn't wait until her friends saw it. I was happy to oblige. Dirty minds abound.
Might be time to franchise this puppy.
Jinni is doing very well. Sleeping alot but feeling quite good with very little pain. Her parents have agreed to stay on until I get back from the Capitol City and it is much appreciated.
I've been following the goings on over at the the HoggFest planning wiki. Thanks to everyone for all you do and will be doing.
9:13:26 AM
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David Hoggard.
Last update:
2/15/2006; 7:40:14 AM.
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For Jinni Hoggard, on her porch swing in Greensboro, chemotherapy means going public with her cancer and losing the long, auburn hair she loves. (Lynn Hey/©News & Record) w/permission
The weblog entries presented on What's Up With Jinni were authored by Jinni's husband, David. They are reprinted from HoggsBlog and reflect David's view of the family's experiences. Click on the underlined dates on the calendar below to read entries going back to the initial diagnoses in November '04. To read Jinni's Journal, see links below.
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 Lasers pin-point the spot of focus of radiation as technicians make adjustments prior to Jinni's final radiation treatment as husband David looks on. David and others had to leave the room when the machine was activated.(Kelly Pace/©News & Record w/permission)
Jinni with son Jesse and daughter, Josie, at their Greensboro home. Another son, Jackson, is not pictured. Chester looks on.(Kim Walker/©News & Record w/permission)
Jinni Hoggard (right) visits with her neighbor, Louisa Lauver, about Hoggfest, a fund-raiser to help with medical bills. (Ki-Eun Kweon/©News & Record w/permission)
Jinni Hoggard with her dog, Frank, and her husband, David, in their back yard. (H. Scott Hoffmann/News & Record/©News & Record w/permission)
JINNI'S JOURNAL
Jinni was contacted by the Greensboro News &Record to write a periodic column during her battle with breast cancer. Jinni hopes that her experiences will help others understand the process of getting through the disease. Online versions of her columns are below. Check back for updates.
Jinni Hoggard (right) jokes with her dermatologist, Dr. Carol Woody, during a checkup before a trip to the beach, where she plans on soaking up the sun. (Kim Walker/©News & Record w/permission)
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