Boston’s Chicken Pox
Boston definitely didn’t get the chicken pox as severely as the girls had them and for whatever reason he recovered more quickly (and with less misery). London is still without any signs of the chicken pox, maybe he will make them appear on Christmas morning. Nice bruise, eh? It isn’t nearly as bad as London’s black eye from Halloween.
We had a pretty quick snowfall today and caused many hours of delays, especially for folks going through Boston. I’ll take some snow pictures tomorrow.
Julie has the best preschool teacher in the entire world! I found a very loving woman to watch the boys a few mornings a week that I really like and trust. Rachel is getting the help that she needs and is really starting to blossom. The only thing I “want” for is a real Christmas tree but that is simply not practical this year with all of the little fingers. Well, a “real” tree and a new cell phone but our contract is up in March so I’m waiting until then. 
TeamRachel aka mrskatvon is both a website to gain public awareness of Juvenile Batten Disease (which affects my oldest daughter) as well as a journal to remember the events in our lives.
Rachel was diagnosed with Batten Disease in July 2009 and while we knew something was "not right" we had no idea that such a nightmarish disease existed. There are dozens of nasty, orphan disease which affect people both very young and old.
Aside from dealing with the changes of Batten Disease in my daughter, Rachel, I have tasked myself with making life memorable for all of my children to make sure that (at least) 3 of them grow up to be as well adjusted and happy as possible.
Oh poor thing! It still looks miserable, even as a mild case! Hope London avoids them all together. ((HUGS))