I've had oral thrush since January.  All of the antibiotics I took from being sick for 2 1/2 months wiped out my balances.  Three doctors, 10 visits, and round after round of medication have done little, except to cause my hair to fall out even more.   At one point, I was rinsing 10 times a day with different things.  Specialists have been called, referrals made, and still, it hangs on.  I wonder if I'm going to have tissue damage from parts of my tongue literally being covered since the winter. 

 

With so much focus being directed toward my mouth, it has gotten me thinking about my mouth and what comes out of it.  Bad things come out of my mouth.  Dumb things, short sighted things, judgmental things, angry things, maybe once in a while, something redeeming.  I seem to have a case of verbal thrush along with my oral thrush.  

 

Being quiet and meditating on scripture might be the two medications I most need right now.   Does Walgreens carry those two things?

 

Felt taken advantage of over the past few days

 

Woke up with a really stinky attitude about the day's responsibilities.

 

Went to the coffee shop to get coffee before the mayhem started.

 

Saw a couple of godly friends who invited me to join them.

 

Had two hours of wonderfully encouraging conversation.

 

Made it through the rest of the day with a grateful heart because of that time with friends.

 

I love it when God does stuff like that.

Saw the new Jennifer Garner/Matthew McCaunoughy (spelling...like I really care...) movie tonight.

 

Movie:  awful.  I can't even remember the name of it. Ghost of Girlfriends Past maybe?   Not funny, terrible script, vulgar, shallow, and I can't believe the GARBAGE that Hollywood peddles to the public.  I just contributed to it tonight by seeing the movie before checking into it, so SHAME ON ME.

 

Matthew M:  so don't get why people think he's all that and a bag of chips.  I will never see another one of his movies again.  The only one that he was good in was A Time To Kill. 

 

Take your nine bucks and buy a used copy of a GOOD romantic comedy.  I would suggest:  Something's Gotta Give, Notting Hill, Two Weeks Notice, Ghost Town,  or You've Got Mail.