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		<title>October update &#8211; Lyme redux et al.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I still haven&#8217;t gotten around to posting our vacation pictures, but can tell you we had a whole bunch of fun! Chincoteague island in Virginia was, I think for all of us, the highlight of the trip. We just spent a day there, but it was beautiful and fun and instantly leaped to #1 on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I still haven&#8217;t gotten around to posting our vacation pictures, but can tell you we had a whole bunch of fun! <a href="http://www.assateagueisland.com/chincoteague/chincoteague_homepage.htm">Chincoteague</a> island in Virginia was, I think for all of us, the highlight of the trip. We just spent a day there, but it was beautiful and fun and instantly leaped to #1 on our list of places to retire.</p>
<p>Anyway, as the title indicates, Jacob had a recurrence of Lyme last week. We spent another long night in the hospital having a bunch of doctors look at him. I insisted upon a Lumbar Puncture, what with his recent bout with Lyme Menangitis, and luckily it came back clean. So, he&#8217;s back on some antibiotics, and of course we&#8217;re watching him, and his sisters, closely for any danger signs. For anyone who&#8217;s not familiar with Lyme, <strong>I highly suggest you do some reading</strong>: it&#8217;s frightening for sure, but knowing what you&#8217;re talking about (and potentially dealing with) can absolutely mean the difference between a treatable infection and life-long debilitation. Feel free to contact either Mary Lou or me with any questions.</p>
<p>Onto more pleasant stuff!</p>
<p>Jacob has entered the Cub Scouts, and I&#8217;ve volunteered as an Assistant (Wolf) Den Leader. We&#8217;re both looking forward to the activities this year, and I&#8217;m really pleased at how enthusiastic he&#8217;s being. The meetings are scheduled for Friday nights, which works into our schedules very nicely.</p>
<p>Rebecca is entering the Girl Scouts, too! Her meetings are on Sunday nights, which isn&#8217;t as good as Jacob&#8217;s, but at least none of her other activities (Karate &amp; Piano right now) will need to be curtailed.</p>
<p>We made a go with Amanda being fully home-schooled this year, but Mary Lou and I agreed that she needs a bit more time in a traditional setting, so she&#8217;s back in Grafton Pre-School a few afternoons per week. This is good to give Mary Lou the time she needs with the older two, and allows Amanda to learn at a more comfortable (to her) pace.</p>
<p>We&#8217;re getting a <a href="http://www.looploc.com/">Loop-Loc pool cover</a> put on the pool, and both of us are really looking forward to the ease of opening and closing, not to mention the overall safety of it. If you&#8217;ve ever dealt with leaf nets and &#8220;droopy&#8221; pool covers before, you&#8217;ll know what I mean! It&#8217;s expensive, but we think it&#8217;ll be well worth it.</p>
<p>And finally, our siding and roofing is being done shortly &#8211; <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1V_Y_5GLh8">as with almost everyone in this area, our house got pummeled (FYI: this is a first-hand video where the language is NSFW)</a>, literally, with the hail storm earlier this year. I was amazed at how much damage there was, and the appraisal, but that&#8217;s why we pay for house insurance!</p>
<p>More when I have time!</p>
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