Karma

As we pulled into the parking lot at sick kids, where it costs a flat rate of $20. to park, someone passed off their ticket to us, good till 6 pm. When we left at 3, we passed it to someone just coming in.

The Dr says it's impossible to know if Sam has EDS, as he is functioning very well. Being a boy, he will have less trouble than girls, as they have the hormones that help the joints get loose for child bearing. There is no blood test for the hypermobility type, which he is most likely to have. He will see him again if he starts having more or more serious issues with it. Good news.

When we got back we attended a scout barbeque at riverside park, which was fun, but cold.

I went to home depot to get a few church supplies afterwards; they tried to tell me that the polymer sand was the stone dust I was looking for. I finally found it myself. Then I wanted rubber squares to connect together for putting my garbage bins on at the curb. They didn't have the clips to connect them; eventually I left without them, drove to TSC and bought a 3 ft by 4 ft rubber mat, same material and nothing to connect as it's all one piece, at less than half the price.

I figure starting and ending my day with good karma can't be beat!

I wore my yellow bra today...so wonderful!

Thanks to all the people who make a place like sick kids what it is. Thanks to my periodontist's office for working with my on again, off again, on again appointment for late this afternoon. Thanks for good tenants.

Love, elly