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We're fighting an eye infection and a random virus presenting itself as pin prick dots all over the face - quite scary because they don't fade when pressed like spots normally would.  So we spent Sunday afternoon at Starship just to be sure it wasn't anything too bad.  Thankfully we were taken straight through to an isolation room as our referral had been faxed through earlier, which meant no waiting in the waiting room with all the other sick kiddies.

We did have a nice weekend otherwise, with Friday night being a fundraiser for HomeCare 4 Kids.  It was a great night out and the fireworks were amazing.  Saturday was spent with cousins who came up from Katikati - Elijah had such a nice time playing with Charlotte who is 10 months younger.  We managed to get some great photos of them together, not an easy thing when Charlotte won't sit still!

We also put the Christmas tree up yesterday but it's looking a little sparse so no photos yet!

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  1. is he any better now Kel, did they know what the spots were? Could have been a heat rash as it has been pretty hot lately! Hope your family get well soon, good for you re christmas tree, Im not even bothering this year. Sad hey, but my boys are all doing their own thing so we will be on our own this year, picnic on the beach! And the tree only ends up being a play thing for all 4 cats!!

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  2. I hope he's on the mend, it's horrible not knowing whats wrong with them isn't it! Spots are alway a bit of a worry, too. Have a great week, & thanks for popping by...

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  3. I hope he is on the mend now.
    The photos are beautiful, hope this week picks up for you.

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  4. The photos are lovely. Love the header too - very clever. Hope all is well in your house again very soon. Lou.

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  5. Lets hope that he is on ethe mend - sick kids is not fun.

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  6. Oh no two blogs in a row with sick children! I hope everyone is feeling better now.

    Thanks for sharing what is happening at your house.

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