Tammy left a message on Facebook saying that she was getting better but still tired. She was waiting for a nurse to come to the house. I realized she definitely can’t be doing that well if she needs to have a nurse come out and help her. It really sucks.

Tom and I were talking about her and her health and we both agree that while she may exaggerate her condition which Tom says is often human nature, we don’t think she has anything that literally constitutes Munchhausen after all. She’s not fabricating her problems. She’s just getting off on the sympathy she’s getting from what she really does have. At least that’s the impression I get. She’s exaggerating and sucking up what she can get from her illnesses, but she definitely didn’t make up her pneumonia anymore than her heart attack or fibromyalgia.

Coincidentally or not, Aly’s disappeared a second time since reconnecting after having just moved. She did tweet a few hours ago that things are kind of shitty there and that she would explain and catch up on things soon. I don’t doubt that she’s busy and that things do come up, but we’ll see how often she happens not to be able to check in for a handful of days at a time. Kim’s pretty busy most of the time yet she manages to be pretty consistent, and this is even with being punished all the time for lying and other things.

Something woke me up this morning but I otherwise slept okay.

Now that the rain is over I should be able to get back outside for my walks as long as I’m willing to put up with the cold.

Last night I dreamed it was late at night and Tom and I entered this hotel. He suddenly shot off running ahead of me as if to say, “Catch me if you can!” He disappeared into an elevator and was gone in a flash up to our third-floor room. I realized I suddenly felt a bit spooked, alone with some guy entering the building behind me, and then I ran into a different elevator. Only it had buttons for just two floors. So I stepped out of the elevator, relieved to see that there were now a few couples milling about in the corridor and found an elevator with three buttons that would take me to the third floor.