My horoscope told me...

that I'd be suffering from exhaustion and I'm doing just that. Weekends are usually the times where I grant myself permission to sleep most of the morning off but I had to wake up at 7am because I was too tired to shower last night. Lazy, lazy, lazy.

I met up with Julie in Degerloch. We had an amazing brunch and then I rushed over to Vivi's house. It was awesome to catch up. I played with her baby and then got to meet her sister's newborn. I've been tired, tired, tired and I have to pee all the time and my boobs huuuuuuuurt, I have headaches, blah blah blah. As I was playing with the babies, I said to Vivs, "I want one of these things." She joked about how much I've been peeing and stuff and said, "Well, you very well may get one in nine months." Please... Gods... NO! That would be awesome, wouldn't it? No healthcare, already overwhelming medical bills and a bastard baby in my womb in which I would give the middle name 'Snow'. >.< Just kidding, guys. That would never happen. I'm just exhausted. Also, Barack Obama wrote to me last night... finally! After I addressed the problems in our health care and what exactly is going to be done for Americans working for the government overseas. In the end? He skimmed the initial question and gave me a very generic answer. It's better than nothing though, right? Dear Breanna:

Thank you for writing. I have been moved by the stories of Americans struggling with health care, and I appreciate your perspective. It is because of the many men and women facing frustration, hardship, and financial burden in addition to significant health problems that we worked so hard to get health reform done.

I am working diligently every day to address the hardships people like you continue to face. Across our Nation, families are grappling with many difficult issues, including family illness, job losses, difficulty in paying the mortgage or rent, and staggering medical bills. It took many years to create our Nation’s current challenges, and it will take time to bring about the changes our families need—but I will continue to do everything in my power to help all Americans live out their dreams.

As we work together to improve the lives of all our citizens, please know the trials and triumphs of Americans like you motivate my Administration to work even harder to overcome the challenges before us. I am confident we will emerge from these tough times stronger than before with a renewed promise of a better future for all.

Again, thank you for contacting me. I wish you all the best.

Sincerely,

Barack Obama


Ooooh, oooh. What else? I got Dandelion Wine by Ray Bradbury in the mail yesterday. I can't wait to read it. I just have to finish these other 8 books first. :( One at a time, am I right?

Ok, one last thing. I have finally started my new weaning experiment with seroquel. I started 25 mgs last night. (I was originally on 100-200) The 50 still knocked me out but I didn't sleep as soundly as usual. Wish me luck!