Hardly moved out of bed today, doing my best to conquer this cold. So here’s what kept us busy! I was reading “Toxic Childhood” by Sue Palmer, The Digital Photography Handbook by Doug Harman and in between reading nursery rhymes with (to?) Kyra!
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365-24 Sunday Reading
The Privilege of Parenting
Today has truly tested my faith and beliefs. Watching my little girl throwing up clear slime, hearing her cough, listening to her raspy breathing and feeling completely helpless to fix what’s wrong, as I don’t really know what’s wrong. Unfortunately I have a rather iffy relationship with my GP and unless I really can’t do anything to improve the situation, would rather not go there.
