I got my eyes checked yesterday - spent $141.00, they are healthy and my prescription only changed a little from a year and a half ago. I'm going to go ahead and get new glasses with the new prescription so I will have a back up pair. I couldn't find my glasses the other day and I thought it would help if I had another pair I could use in case I lost/broke them for good.

I went to the used bookstore with a list of books after the appt and that was a mistake, my pupils were so dialated I couldn't read my list, so only got 2 items and then came home.

This morning I ate my usual breakfast and then about an hour later went for a walk with mom. Same schedule as most mornings. After mom left I went to run some errands. In Walgreens I started feeling really bad, clammy skin, sweating, shaking. I decided not to do any of my other errands and went home - about 1/2 mile away. I decided to check my blood sugar when I got home and it was clear down to 63, so ate something to bring it up. I've had a few times lately where it went down to 69 and didn't feel that bad. This is the first time I've expierenced hypoglycemia. I think I may need to modify my meds. I plan to see my dr, later this month and see where I'm at on my A1c test and maybe get off one more of the meds.

I've been watching a lot of the History series Ancient Aliens on TV. The thing I find the most interesting is all the different spots around the world and the amazing things people have built. While I'm open minded to the theory of ancient aliens I have a problem with some of the conclusions. Mostly I think they take away from the greatness/creativity of humankind. It's alway humans were too stupid to have done something so great, they had to have help. I think that shortchanges us as a species. Also, some of the reasonings are ridiculous. Like someone from another world needed man to create large structures lines on the earth so the aliens could find their way around. I think that if someone could create a spaceship and travel across the universe, they don't need lines on the ground to show them the way to a place on earth! But a very interesting show regardless.

I finished reading 2 more library books Split Second by Catherine Coulter. Mystery - very good. And Hunt the Moom by Karen Chance. Paranormal - ok.