Ha-ha, boo-hoo!
Another joke from my son 
, and some less funny news
:
Question: Where do baby apes sleep?
Answer: In an apricot!
Less funny is a text from one of my friends to say her son has impetigo. We met up with them at the park on Tuesday and apparently impetigo is very infectious. Here's hoping we don't spend our entire holiday confined to the caravan, though I suppose it is my fault for tempting fate by preparing advance blogs for while I'm away!
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Comment from: mater [Member] 
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If it should happen that either of your boys catch Impetigo, the kind of powder they put (or used to put) on the newborns' umbilical cord is very good at getting rid of it. It's not catching in the same way as childhood diseases, so although infectious, it is spread by contact with the actual infected area. Here's hoping they don''t get it!
Advance blogs? lol You must be the most organised writer on here, surely. Are you going to have them auto-added daily?
Anyway, your holiday is fast approaching. Have a good time!
Advance blogs? lol You must be the most organised writer on here, surely. Are you going to have them auto-added daily?
Anyway, your holiday is fast approaching. Have a good time!
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26/07/07 @ 08:11
Comment from: sarah_james [Member] · http://www.milltech-systems.co.uk
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Thank you! I don't think they would have been in contact with the infected area (their friend's face). Fingers crossed!
Daily might be a little optomistic, even I don't have that much to say! But I hav egot a few lined up, just to see how it works.
Daily might be a little optomistic, even I don't have that much to say! But I hav egot a few lined up, just to see how it works.
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26/07/07 @ 08:53