Well, we had a little set-back today. All the guitar playing apparently irritated Roger's elbow, which was also injured in the fall that he took about a month ago. He got a small puncture wound that day, which seemed to have cleared up.
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Dr Gulati and Roger |
But this morning, he woke up with it hot and swollen, and after Lisa took a look at it (she is a nurse) she said, "you need to go to the doctor." There is a medi-clinic in Kingston, so Roger and I headed over there after breakfast. The doctor said the bursa was infected, and prescribed some antibiotics that should take care of the problem.
Back at camp, I did some blacksmithing today! I created a small hangar for a plant or lantern. That's just what we need, right? Some wrought iron to carry on the tandem. Good thing there is a post office nearby. The girls also enjoyed working at the forge.
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Violette with her ironwork |
Other fun from the day - singing, dancing, cartwheeling, puppet shows. It's such a change from the steady circular motion we've been focusing on for the past three months. We are working different parts of our bodies, and our brains, and it's difficult - and fun!
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Shadow puppets - farewell, Jay! |
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View from the covered bridge |
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Practicing our clogging |
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Dana rocks the hula hoop |
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Cousins Opal and Violette |
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Phebee's shadow show |
Great photos!!! You are the best Gramma!
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DeleteAwesome stuff at family camp!
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