While I was driving to @Sprint this morning for the phone issues, I was able to snap a picture of this.  There is a dead deer, strapped down on the trunk of a family car. This dude was flying down the freeway and to be honest, I don't know now that hell that deer was attached to the trunk. This just struck me as odd.... I thought I would share this with you all and see if someone could come up with a great caption.... Have fun and give it your best shot...    

My article this week over at Childswork Blog is about marriage and special needs parenting. Please stop by and give it a read. :-)

Elliott came home from school yesterday with a thing of stickers.  He already knew who's was who's.  I was awarded Best Daddy in The World. I was given the Hat from The Cat in the Hat.  It's quite an honor to receive an award like this from your child.  :-) Even if it doesn't fit.  ;-)

Lizze and I have been experiencing really bad service with @Sprint since we switched back in May. I've been working with their networking department to figure out what's wrong.  I think it's common knowledge that @Sprint has a network that is crippled,  why the pretend it's otherwise is beyond me.  They decided that it was best to send me a replacement phone because there was nothing wrong with the network. Yeah right.  Anyway, the phone they sent me had problems with the screen and I had to take it to the @Sprint store to have it looked at.  The problem with the screen is that there are really dark black splotches and lines, all over the screen.  This is a known issue with AMOLED screen and it can't be fixed. …

Emmett is entering into another fever flare.  He appears to have the beginnings of several mouth sores.  This would explain why he's been so grumpy. I hope that this flare will be quick and as painless as possible. 

This morning, Elliott will be starting a trial of a popular ADHD medication. Some people may feel that the title of this post is in poor taste.  Respectfully, I disagree. One one likes the idea of experimenting on their child.  I happen to be one of those people. However, the truth of the matter is that no matter how you slice it.  Many times when you are trying to provide your child with relief, from.  What ever they are struggling with, it sometimes requires experimentation. I prefer to call a spade a spade, rather than trip over words.  After meeting with Elliott's pediatrician this week,  we have decided on an approach to helping Elliott with his anxiety and possible ADHD.  I say possible ADHD because whenever anxiety is involved, it's…