I had a very good morning and really looked forward to going to school.  I read the temperature correctly (48) and the time (8:57).   I like numbers and am good at them.

 My eyes, especially my left eye, has been swollen and red for the past few days.  Mommy has been giving me some allergy medicine and it is looking better this morning.  We can't decide if we need to go to the doctor or not.  I rarely rub them, unless I am reminded that they are reacting to some allergen right now.

The plan was go get my hair cut after school, but when Mimz picked me up, I was crying saying I had changed my mind and I didn't want to get my hair cut.  Well, I finally realized it was going to happen no matter what I said.  I pouted a bit when Mimz put me in Miss Karen's chair.  She walked away and it wasn't long before I was chatting happily with Miss Karen and all was well.

I saw this elephant statue on the sidewalk next door to Miss Karen's salon and wanted to sit on it.  Mimz told me it wasn't ours but I could stand beside it and she would take my picture.

At Mimz home, I played in my room, as happy as could be.

I ate a good dinner and asked Mimz to play something with me.  She said sure, but first we had to pick up the toys in my room.  I choose to play with the toys in my room some more instead of cleaning up.  I bet before the night is over, I have to clean up my room.  

My eye was itching some after dinner.

My eye got worse.  Mimz noticed a blister on my eye.  It looked much worse than it does in this picture.  My iris looked like it was sunken in because the white part of my eye was so swollen.  Mimz, Mommy, and Daddy took me to the emergency room, where the doctor said it was not an allergy.  It could be infected and he wanted me to see an eye specialist tomorrow.  I had drops to put in my eyes ($170) and needed to wear an eye patch at night. 

The eye patch is to keep me from rubbing my eye while I am sleeping.  I did well at the emergency room, I am always a good patient, doing what the doctors and nurses tell me to do.