So -- the latest report to give is that we have 3 strep patients (Josh, Ava, and Sadie) and one broken thumb girl (who can't get her arm wet or do anything fun -- bike riding, monkey bar climbing, etc -- for 4 weeks). I don't think we have lice anymore. I think I have had strep, too, but hopefully it will stay mild enough to not need to go in for anything, because frankly I don't have time. I can't even go into all of the details about how every single thing we've had to do this week (dr appts, Rx pickups, arm casts) have been fraught with things-gone-wrong that had to get fixed and took twice as long as necessary. But in the end everything always worked out, so I'm grateful for that. And Ryan is home for the weekend, and is still employed, so I'm grateful for that, too. Last night I got to go to Costco and Target while Ryan had the kids, so I am stocked up for whatever this coming week may bring!
This morning we are home from church again, obviously. Josh taught Primary (Sadie got to be the song lady). I like it -- church only lasted about 30 minutes. :-) We will spend the rest of the day doing paper dolls, playing chess, and whatever else the kids have dreamed up for me.
(Josh shared the Good Samaritan story, complete with visual aids)
I was wondering where you were! I saw Ryan - but not you all! Hope everyone gets better quickly! Give me a call if you need anything! Hugs!
Posted by: Jen | February 08, 2009 at 06:57 PM
Good grief, Charlie Brown! I think maybe someone put a curse on you guys or something. :-(
Posted by: Toni | February 08, 2009 at 07:50 PM
Trevor calls days like today "home church" hehe We were home today too, Trevor has a fever, go figure. I'm sorry your week stunk. I hope it gets TONS better this week!!!
Posted by: Jeannie | February 08, 2009 at 10:53 PM
I told Ryan on Sunday that you guys need to schedule a BORING month! Poor Sadie! I broke my arm when I was a little older than she is, and man, that really put a crimp in all my fun plans.
Glad to hear you still got a Primary lesson (complete with a "song lady"). 30 minutes sounds awfully good to me!! Let's write Salt Lake and see what they can do.
Posted by: Amber | February 09, 2009 at 10:02 PM
I'm always so impressed. I've never thought to have "home church" with my sick ones.
You are a trooper. I hope the rest of your year is totally sickness-free!
Posted by: Jenny | February 09, 2009 at 10:07 PM