Costume's and GF Life

Today I went to the Gastro- and he said that my symptoms of weight loss, DH, pain, fatigue, and diarreha/vomiting, mean that I am most definetly Celiac. He also said that he is going to do an endoscopy of my small intestine to make sure that everything is healing the way it should. That is going to happen Wednesday morning. I am going to see a diaticien also so keep my nutrients where they should be. Finally some answers as to why I feel crappy all the time! He said it may take 6 months to a year for my symptoms to improve and some of my symptoms will never improve. He said that some of my pain and fatigue will never go away. I just have to get more sleep than most people and take care of myself.

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Something funny in the doctor's office today.....My mom and I were giggling over the doctor. We said that if you put a leash around his tupee it could be a great pet and you could take it for a walk in the park. His hair was sooooo fake! But he is a good doctor! It is just wierd to see a doctor with grey, almost white eyebrows, wearing a straw colored tupee. You can really tell that it is not his real hair.

On another note, the halloween costume building is well underway. Fabric has been bought and construction can begin! This year I am going to be Padme from Episode III and my boyfriend is going to be Anakin Skywalker. The poor guy has a teddy bear like quality....more for me to love of course! It makes it difficult for him to be the characters he wants to though. A Hulk-like Anakin? we will make it work.

I am also working on constructing a more extensive costume for him, a cavalier period outfit. He wants to be D'artangan from Dumas' Three Musketeers. I, of course, would have to be Queen Anne of Austria. The skirts alone are a pain in the butt.

Other than that it is school as usual with a French test tomorrow and scenic design to do a draft for.