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Recovering

OK, my goal was to post once a week so I had better not drop the ball the first week!

I think that we are all recovering from everything. I am thinking about getting us T-shirts that say "I survived the Plague of 09." Jordan says that the side effects of all the medications that we were on are just about as bad as being sick itself. Reuben has terrible diapers and now a diaper rash. We cut Audrey's last two days of prednisone in half because we couldn't handle her biting and pinching people any more. (The doctor had left the length that she was on this to our discretion.) I am not taking my antibiotic tonight because it feels like it is burning a hole in my stomach.

Jordan got a lot done this weekend. He raked and bagged leaves and got the shed almost painted. He ran out of trim paint!

We (Jordan, Reuben and I) leave bright and early Tuesday morning for FL. I think that I am excited. I didn't think that I would be anxious about leaving Jonah and Audrey. I also saw that it is supposed to rain everyday that we are down there. I hope to spend some time resting, reading and just thinking through life a bit. You can pray that we have safty as we travel and come back recharged!

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