A walk in the forest preserve

We, R. and I, met with the psychiatrist today. Boy, did I like her. I left feeling very good about the appointment, and more importantly, listened to and believed. We aren't changing anything right now because she wants to see what life is like for a month with our new rescue drugs. It is always a relief to have to initial meeting done with. I feel as though I've told R.'s story to far to many medical types over the past several months. It grows old. Perhaps we can stop adding to our stable of doctors now. Wouldn't that be nice?

In the meantime, at home, TM took the smaller types on a hike in the forest preserve with Kenzie and Aster. It was in the low 20's, but none of them seemed to mind. TM also took some (well, a lot) of pictures. He has sorted through them all and chosen the ones he likes best, with the instructions that I am to put all of them on the blog.

So, following directions, here they are.

L. (left) and G.

Y. and G.

L. and G.

L.

L.


H. walking Kenzie. (He looks so cute in his coat. It's a hand-me-down from Olive, who out grew it.)

Aster

L.

Aster

Aster and K.

L., Aster, G., and Kenzie



K. and Y.

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