Good to hear your mom is doing well, Hil.

What the world needs are more beaches where I can take off my suit and shower off and change without issue. More nude beaches I say!!

That aside said, people that have an issue with 2 year olds being changed in public are ridiculous. When mine went to the beach older than that we showered them off and changed them before heading home. This is a preferred plan when sea lice is an option. They swam naked in our home pool until they got old enough to develop some modesty. Well one did anyway, Bobby never developed modesty and will still jump in naked. Seriously, he has nothing we haven't seen before. Only his immediate family is around and we aren't offended.

eta: I strongly suspect that both of them have gone skinny dipping with friends too at some point or place in time.

I'd put changing a small child in public in the same category as breastfeeding -- not a big deal as long as some level of discreet is involved. And even if the parties involved are less than discreet, it isn't for a stranger to tell the parent off.

There you go, being all sense making again!

Stop that! Think of the children!

My saga of getting therapy contines. The person they suggested - deosn't take my insurance. So there's someone else, who is out of town until week after next. Also the nutritionist doesn't take my insurance but the out of pocket isn't horrible, I guess. I left it with I'll see the new therapist and go from there.

also I managed to lose my written precription for Klonopin, which I've had for a month and never took to Rite Aid and this is a big deal. So I had to contact the shrink and leave him a message and hope he doesn't think I'm drug seeking or something.

My stepdad's Aunt J passed away this evening. It was a blessing really; she was suffering a great deal toward the end and was ready to go.

askye, I'm sorry about the therapy fiasco. I hope you find someone you like and soon.

My mom is back home now. She actually seems to have more energy already, even though she's tired from the surgery. I'll be staying home with her for the next few days -- my dad's got to go back to work, and I don't need to be back in PA until next week.

I'm glad that the timing is such that you are will be able to be with her, Hil.

Sorry for the loss, sj. I more than understand knowing it is for the best for the person, while still grieving the loss.

askye, I hope that you have a positive resolution soon. Also, losing a prescription is not drug seeking. If you were drug seeking you would have filled that sucker pronto.

I'm sorry foor your loss, sj.

Hil, I'm glad your mom's home and doing well.

Thank you. Her husband isn't in good health either at the moment, so any ~ma you could direct toward the family would be great.