So sorry

Thinking of you!!

Ice cold milk and an Oreo cookie They forever go together ...

I would think the camp has a policy and procedures already in place. Is there a nurse at the camp? I would ask the father to borrow the epi pen trainer and information so you can become familiar with it. My 11 year old is allergic to peanuts and is very good about reading labels and skipping foods he is not sure are safe. He has been to several camps - each had a very detailed allergy protocol & tables for eating where peanut foods were not allowed.

Non weight bearing has a 78% increase in energy demand compared to normal walking -per Ergonomics for Rehabilitation Professionals.

Ergo carrier can be used front, side, or back.

I feel like all of mine (but particularly my younger DS) have naturally done parkour since conception! We just started going to a parkour gym which they all love. They do one hour of parkour and 1 hour of silks each time. I think they are actually a little safer with their antics since there is a lot of technique work and proper demonstration required before they can do certain tasks. They found Disney World to be a fantastic place to parkour through.

Some surgeons will not allow ibuprofen for first 6 weeks post op - I believe due to delaying bone healing.

Decide on budget program Laundry Clean powder room Download pictures Read aloud 10 minutes declutter flile drawers Clean basement Clean interior of van

Thanks Jean - trying to become more organized with each task. Coach dd basketball practice Buy dd friend birthday gift DS2 soccer tournament 4-9pm Shred/file papers - done Laundry - started Print math - done

Jean - can you share your cleaning schedule? Coach dd basketball practice Buy dd friend birthday gift DS2 soccer tournament 4-9pm Shred/file papers Laundry Print math

Waterproof socks work great! I've had mine for >15 years. My 11year old outgrew his boots- he wore my socks with regular tennis shoes for hours sledding and climbing in > 2 feet of snow with no problems. Feet stayed warm and dry.

Everything completed- yahoo! Thanks for the thread & support to get things done.

Done: Orthodontist for twins School work Clean off desk Trash/recycle Order pictures Correct and file school work To do: Finish laundry 15 minutes in kids room Clean powder room Finish soccer order Print math test 15 minutes master bedroom 10 minutes paperwork declutter

My DS was able to challenge walnut and pecan at home. He did the almond challenge at the allergist's office. He wasn't fond of almonds at all - but did finish it - I did bribe/encourage him with a trip to but a new lego set when the test was over - he was 6 at the time. He is quite careful and somewhat anxious about his allergies (which is great really), so there was a fair bit of convincing by me and the doctor that he was safe. His peanut numbers are still > 100 so no challenge for that unfortunately

Done: DD soccer and team breakfast Order pictures for soccer party Take kids sledding To do: Put away laundry Finish soccer orders Prep school work for tomorrow Shred papers Kitchen clean up

Laundry Shred/file papers Pay bills Soccer team uniform orders Vacuum steps Mop kitchen Errands - Costco and Michaels Deposit check Master bathroom Clean master bedroom Dust family room Think about Super Bowl menu :) Go Broncos!

So, I feel pretty good about my progress in January. Had a week vacation and came home to 29 inches of snow so that slowed me down somewhat. I completed: all kitchen cabinets, entry closet, family room, linen closet, bathroom cabinets, all my clothes, my closet, bedside table, under bed, kids shoes, started on paperwork files. Feb goals: finish paperwork, kids toys, basement storage closet, older DS closet, older DS clothes, start twins' closet/clothes. How is everyone else doing??

Just northeast of Baltimore- we just flew back tonight from vaca in Florida. Main roads were pretty good but not all lanes open. Our neighborhood I hilly and not cleared well at all. Massive shoveling mostly completed. Thank goodness we had a friend drive us to the airport so we didn't have to dig out our van in long term parking. I miss the warm weather!!!!!! Will need to do some grocery shopping soon, hope it is not too crazy.

Woke up over night with a wicked sore throat - so hoping it doesn't progress. DD - basketball game (I coach) laundry sort through books move bookcase from family room to basement continue konMari - I believe I am somewhat addicted :ohmy: :thumbup1: - but super excited that the areas I have already finished are staying tidy and daily cleaning time has really decreased - yipee fix blinds x 2 start packing list for Disney :hurray:

I'm still plugging away. Finished: Kitchen (all cupboards, pantry, fridge). Entry closet My clothes My bathroom cupboards Goals by end of weekend: Linen closet Bedside table Under my bed Entry table Complete my closet (all sorts of stuff beyond clothing stored there) Writing desk Medications/toiletries

I haven't figured out my strategy yet - but got to work while DH took the kids to Star Wars. I love that is it a long movie and they left really early to get good seats :hurray: :hurray: So, I attacked the kitchen - 6 drawers, all utensils, spice cabinet (was really dreading this one but was actually not too bad), all cabinets except under sink and one other (plan to do by day's end), pantry and fridge. I guess I am using KonMari mindset and am enjoying filling trash and donate bags. Also plan to start on my clothes drawers today.

Also remind myself the day of the week :) Create New Year card Laundry-done Change smoke detector batteries-done Decide on declutter strategy-done Utensil drawer-done Pots and pans cabinet-done Print pictures for photo ornaments (this year and last) Also completed: Declutter all of kitchen including fridge & pantry, all my clothes drawers, kids to grow into clothes & shoes

Robe-don't wear them, don't like them. No clutter allowed to stay.

I'm in! I've finished kids clothes & started my clothes.