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Today, Hayley was sent home w/pink eye, she doesn't appear to actually have pink eye as she lacks discharge and even if she would have it, the cephalexin she's on for strep throat is already addressing it.  But the doctor instructed us to add the rotation of 3x day trimethoprim.  As she's been on cephalexin since Sunday afternoon, the doctor says she's not contagious whether its pink eye or a viral infection.  So she's back to school tomorrow.  Eden appears to be over the bronchitis, we've stopped the nebulizer.  What a winter!  All the girls just headed over to see Theresa's mom and share their stories. 

It's finally quiet in the house, as we started with Eden's Occupational Therapist (OT) at 8:15am and the action kept going . . . although I missed some when I joined a Penn State Harrisburg faculty book discussion on Letters From a Skeptic: A Son Wrestles with His Father's Questions about Christianity and ran a few errands. I think I'll take some time to dig deeper into Praying with the Church: Following Jesus Daily, Hourly, Today.

Jim, Thank-you for the loan! I've found it helpful as our family enters Lent, as I prepare for leading In the Shadow of the Cross at Elizabethown Brethren-in-Christ, during an extended converesation regarding prayer in the context of the faculty discussion group this afternoon, and as I anticipate hearing/chatting with Scot McKnight at IVCF's upcoming Graduate and Faculty Ministry National Staff Conference.