Puzzle Me Complete ... Believer, Mother, Teacher, Writer.

Beauty in all its natural glory. 

It is amazing how your child personality evolves over time. My son is a friendly and happy child. He loves to make people smile and would act the 'clown' if he knows he could get you to smile. He is in that stage where he thinks everything he says is funny and at times I have to ask him to rethink what he said and consider if it was appropriate. This is a work in progress seeing that his age stops him from really understanding the seriousness of his comments. But just to show how comical he is... when we went to Legoland he put on some expressions that made most people laugh :) I hope you enjoy these pictures.... I enjoyed taking them.                                                  The Tourist                  Fighting the Guard                                            "Give me that!!!"              "Is he still there??"           "Help Help!!"                                                     WOW!                          

Once again I am writing about the importance of listen to that little voice in your head that gives off warning signals that things are not as it should be. Once again I find myself going the extra mile to ease a worrying thought and coming to the conclusion that it was best I acted on it than ignore it. It has been over 1 year since my son have been taking medication for his night seizures. One year of constantly reminding him of taking it in the morning and night... and one year of him groaning... "Mom again!!!" "Mom how long do I have to continue doing this?" "Mom when can I stop?" But recently I have noticed that he was very restless at night (going to the bathroom at least 3 times), over tired (falling asleep on the short drive home) and emotionally strung out (getting angry or frustrated for the simplest of things). To me these were the warning bells. To me this was the signals of something more developing. So on our trip to Ft. Lauderdale,