Just a stress reliever! What’s wrong with this picture? The fact that my ass is hanging out, basically. And Ike is now a hurricane.

I hate it when this sort of thing bleeds over into my nice, calm, stress free blog. But what the hey. It’s life, right?

Or ‘Orgasm Jab’. Would you trust the doctor to get it right?

Caroline became the first British woman to have the ‘G-shot’, also known as the ‘orgasm jab’ - an £800 non-surgical treatment that enhances a woman’s sexual experience by boosting the G-spot, the ultra-sensitive area of tissue that can hold the key to happy love-making.

Rather like lip-plumping jabs, the treatment involves injecting collagen straight into the G-spot.

This not only enhances its sensitivity, but increases the width of the area to the size of a 10 pence piece.

It also raises the G-spot a quarter of an inch in height, making it much easier to find. And, as Caroline can testify, the results are tremendous. ‘I have quite literally never experienced anything quite like it,’ she says. ‘I had constant multiple orgasms which went on for hours’.

I remember when the G-spot, no matter what Cosmo told us, was considered pure myth, so it’s nice to learn that modern medicine is fully caught up with woman’s anatomy.

Would I do it? Read the last paragraph again.

Yesterday Bree and I went out back to lie on the pavers and stare up at the clouds, but the sun caught my interest instead. There was a very distinctive ring around it, the outer edge almost a rainbow!

Not normally superstitious, I nevertheless believe that there have been, and will be more legitimate ’signs’ in the sky. Hey, I’m Catholic.
Looking for a scientific reason for this particular ring, I googled ‘ring around the sun’ and came up with a few sites with pictures that look similar, like this one and this spectacular capture…

So, the ring is merely a ‘halo’ of [depending on which site one believes] ice crystals or dust. I’m convinced, except none of the pictures I found had anything like the ‘bottom’ that mind did. Ha!