Odd day today. Woke up to fog and lots of it and walked across the street to work with Rhiannon. We played Apple to Apples with the kids. There is a Junior version so the words are easier for them. They really like that game!. Anyhow onto another topic that is on my mind.... Rhiannon has had circles around her eyes and been looking pale the past few days. I thought maybe its that she is tired. Well I have been putting her to bed at 8pm and waking her up at 6am so we can get ready and leave in the morning. Well I am a bit concerned now that is all. I am going to make her a doctors appointment this morning and see when they can get her in. Also she has a dot or a thing on her chest sort of below her chin that looks like a weird shaped tan spot. I want them to look at it and see if it needs to be removed. I may be overreacting by being scared about it but I am. I just don't want her to have to go though any sicknesses because i failed to take her in and get her looked at. Its at times like this I have to say to myself.... "screw the healthcare system and I don't give a shit what this might cost."  We are just going to do a wellness checkup and the insurance CAN damn well send me a notice saying they are not going to cover it I don't give a damn. My daughter is more important to me than what we may have to pay out. I really wish my country could get the health care sorted out. No one should have to pay out of their pocket SERIOUSLY. Why can't they just divvy out our tax money we already pay differently and have it so everyone is covered 100%, is that too much to ask? What we need is a woman in charge of things.... because this country needs a lot of serious mothering.

I can't imagine having to go through what Americans go through with health care, Amanda. It makes me so incredibly grateful that we have a health care system here in Canada that denies NO ONE medical care, regardless of their financial status. I sure hope Rhiannon is okay; it doesn't sound like things are right with her, right now, from what you've shared.

Thanks for dropping by, my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures. I'm really hoping this trend with my daughter will continue; she certainly seems to be truly happy, and I know from experience that when love is honest and real, it can create amazing changes....

Have a good day, sweetness, and please keep us posted on Rhiannon's condition...

Well, Amanda, like I said, those are just things that have worked for me. I find that treating my body as if it's another person seems to make a difference, especially when it comes to peeling off the layers. So, going on that theory, it makes sense to me. But that's just me; it might not work for everyone.

I agree with you about the water, though. Dehydration is a bad thing, especially when you're trying to peel off the layers. My doctor told me to make sure to drink lots of water, too, and he was right. I can't help you with the FB stuff, though; sorry.