I really should be getting ready to leave for PI in a half hour but instead I'm sitting here in my pjs writing this and listening to Frank Sinatra. Oh, and singing along too.

I just wanted to post because Abbie posted about a cute little kid in Heaths that reminded me of this adorable little boy that went through my line with his parents about a month ago. He came up and put his hands on the counter and rested his nose on the top.
"Hi," he said very shyly.
"Hello." I smiled, I love little kids.
Suddenly he said, "You're sexy!" His mother turned bright red and proceeded to explain that you can't call ladies 'sexy', you call them beautiful.
Perfectly willing to correct his mistake, the little boy turned back to the counter. "You're beautiful, sexy lady!"
Needless to say, his mother just about dragged him out of the store and his father finished the transaction.

Please pray for me. Last August, one of my glands swelled list crazy until it was very very painful and I ended up in the ER. Turns out I had an infection in a salivary gland. The doctor put me on antibiotics, gave me morphine in the hospital, and a prescription for Vicodin because it was that painful. Well, a couple weeks ago, it came back but I recognized the symptoms and we went to my usual doctor before it got too bad. He gave me antibiotics which worked until the day before I ran out of pills. That morning I woke up and it was swollen again. Mom called my regular doctor but he was on vacation, but the nurses were a little worried so they called the Ear, Nose, and Throat doctor that I saw on a follow-up after the hospital. He gave me the same antibiotics that other doctor did just a different dosage, he also took a culture, just in case. Wednesday, (the second round of antibiotics ran out Wed) his office called and said that the culture came back positive for some sort of staph that usually doesn't show up in the oral cavity. So he gave me a third round of antibiotics. Needless to say, it's still a little swollen and painful and my jaw is quite stiff. Please pray that this round of antibiotics will work and that I'll be able to eat.