So I guess it's time for me to get back to this whole weekly
letter thing! Even if no one reads it, it's a good source of family history,
right? Ha!
Monday: We went to see some friends, Browns, who live in
Downey. The kids had a blast! We rode horses, and got rides on a sled behind
the four-wheeler. We also built a pair of snowmen. We had some yummy chili, and the kids played the
Wii. Browns were great hosts! It was a good way to spend President's day and
enjoy the snow. Considering how much snow has melted, I am especially glad that
we were able to do that.
Tuesday: No mutual for Cody, and it was nice to relax
together and catch up a bit. Cody rode his bike to do papers and was stoked
about that!! It really is the little things, huh? Ruby started getting a fever
in the evening.
Wednesday: I took Ruby in to Community Care, and she started
some amoxicillin. The doctor said he would save us the cost of the strep test
and since he throat was fairly raw. She laid on the couch most of the day and
came in to my bed that night. McKay had a patriotic concert; Cody stayed home
with Ruby and Zayne went with me. The concert is a tradition the 5th graders do
annually and there really are some good songs. They honor the veterans,
military personnel, etc in the audience
by having them stand. Grandpa and Grandma Tillery, Myriah, and Eliza (Tori's
girl) came, and enjoyed it. McKay did a great job! He is glad to have it done
and will have his PE and reading time back this week. (Honestly, I think he
enjoyed it more than he let on, but it's just not cool to like something like
that, right?! ha!)
Thursday: Kept Ruby home from preschool another day, but
picked up her books from her book order, one of which include "The Napping
House," a definite favorite! Ruby was up and around some that day saying
"I am not sick anymore since that medicine kicked in." Zayne got home
from school and was talking about his legs felt "lazy" and said,
"It's hard to walk when you feel all wavy." He slept in my bed that
night.
Friday: I took Zayne to Community Care; his throat looked
worse than Ruby's, but there was more traffic in there on that day so it took
us a little while. I had a wolf meeting for scouts, and had scheduled to go on
a girl's night earlier in the week but decided to stay home. Cody was excited
to ride his paper route again since the roads are pretty much dry. He went to a
friend's house. Jared came over that night with a few friends and roasted
marshmallows on the back patio. I asked Jared a little later if he could give
Zayne a blessing...even with the ibuprofen, his fever wasn't staying down, poor
kid.
Saturday: Cody and I cleaned the church in the morning and
then the rest of us got ready for Sunday and did a few chores around the house.
Ruby and Zayne were feeling much better!
Today: Mckay stayed home with Zayne because Zayne didn't
seem like he was quite back to himself, and was still a little pale and had a
rash. Cody and Ruby and I went to church, and came home to Luke just getting
here. Some really good talks on kindness today in sacrament meeting and we have
a couple of new teachers in primary, which will be great! This was also our
second week for our family devotional, per suggestion of the kids in our discussion
as a family on what we can do make Sunday feel different from the other days in
the week and delight in the Sabbath, yay!
So, now that I have officially gone longwinded...I hope all
ya'll are doing well! No worries as to this long of an update being the routine
every week, but at least a
"high-low" or a little something.
I'm glad everyone is feeling better. Thanks for the update.
ReplyDeleteYay! Pictures! Thank you! And thank you for this great update! I love your emails! I do hope you don't get strep too. But alas that's usually how these things role. Try to stay healthy. Scott is a believer of drinking a tablespoon of raw applecider vinegar in some water. From all the research he's done it's a natural antibiotic. A simpler form of mom's tonic.
ReplyDeleteYay! Pictures! Thank you! And thank you for this great update! I love your emails! I do hope you don't get strep too. But alas that's usually how these things role. Try to stay healthy. Scott is a believer of drinking a tablespoon of raw applecider vinegar in some water. From all the research he's done it's a natural antibiotic. A simpler form of mom's tonic.
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