Thanks, Rialira, said like a true Adult Swim viewer. I still say it's a passionflower. The youtube video is pretty low resolution which I think makes it hard to tell. The leaves are kind of flexed which give it an uncharacteristic silhouette. I'll try to post a higher resolution pic if I can figure out how to take a screen grab on my pc. (I have it recorded on my computer.)

Behavioral issues in children are very problematic. They are not always strictly related to parental or environmental influences. Those can usually help or hinder though. People you can talk to for confidential advice would be your doctor, or pediatrician; and clergy or religious counselor types. They may have experience or be able to help sort out whether the problem should be reportable. (If the youngest is being physically abused by the oldest, that can be a problem worth reporting... but a physician would likely be in a better position to assess physical risks.) This page has a lot of divorce-related links mostly about child issues. http://www.kidsturncentral.com/topics/issues/divorce.htm If she is acting as if she is angry and/or out of control, she probably is. How badly would a mother have to feel or in how bad a shape would she have to be, in order to act the way you see this woman acting? If she seems to need help, this is an area where counselors, and therapists are trained. The point is if she feels like she is suffering, or is otherwise pushed to or beyond her limits; counselors are good at helping people learn better stress management techniques and how to feel more like they can cope. Healthy people take responsibility for their mental and physical health and get help when they are faced with situations which call forth an apparent need for help. leaving a baby with a child who is known to have violent behavior sounds like a problem which could have results similar to more direct abuse (it's 'passive' on her part, but if the end result is that the baby is being hurt or wounded, it isn't that significantly different)

I looked up Broken Dishes quilt block. I compared it to the windmill pattern and they look the same. Sometimes it is frustrating when a pattern has more than one name. One time I was in a restaurant bathroom and noticed an interesting tile pattern on the floor. My husband thought something was wrong because I was taking so long in the bath room. He laughed when I told him I was drawing the tile pattern that is on the floor. Suellen Here is a link that might be useful: Broken dishes pattern

oh, boy! did you touch a really big annoyance! I have almost the same exact problem and complaint. How many times I have turned off a program because the darned background music is so loud that I cant hear the dialogue. I hate it. I have had to give up on some things that I really wanted to watch , because of that darned ovebearing music. Then you have the actors sometimes speaking in a subdued .voice and they add some dramatic over music to it, and there is no way that I am going to be able to hear the voices at all. I just dont get it. It is almost impossible to watch over the loud and over bearing music. Another complaint is that there are scenes where it is so dark that it is hard o see what is happening. But, I think that the over music is worse than the dark scenes. But, if it is a dark scene and they are whispering while the background music blares.....thats it, I am done with it . There is no point in continuing with it. I did not first read the others comments about the darkness and was surprised to see that most of you here have also noted it I know that the music supports the action on the screen but this happens even with non dramatic presentations, in documentaries, in everything, actually. I just keep waiting for the noise to stop so that I can hear the voices, and it doesnt stop. I have no option but to switch it off. Very often I am knitting while watching, anyway . I depend on hearing more than seeing because I am watching my knitting. We do run the subtitles when they are possible. Want to talk about the overhead music/noise in a retail store? Another supreme annoyance! I worked in retail for years when I was young but I can hardly stand to go in as a customer anymore. I remember when Target was music free. Then they revamped and changed it all and I hardly ever linger in there anymore. I do what I came for and leave. Sometimes I put on air pods and at least I have my own choice of sound and it rather much insulates me. And the music is everywhere! Worse is down in central America . There is music blaring everwhere. I remember when we were in Costa Rica a number of years ago and we had boarded a ferry to go across the bay. Nice day, sitting top deck, waiting to take a nice ride across the water, and, as soon as we pulled away from the dock there was this ear splitting level of scratchy soundtrack just blasting across the ferry , very loud! I could hardly wait to get out of there. It was awful! the same on any bus down there, lots of loud music. I hate the overhead in the grocery store, too. Most of the soundtracks are so insipid and just awful . Walmarts over head "radio" is the pits and makes me cringe and try to get out of there as fast as I can.