Well, we’re
pretty much all settled in and we’re excited to be here. Our apartment is in
Parma Heights, about fifteen minutes south of downtown Cleveland. You
would never know we are that close to the big city. We’re not out in the
country or anything but we are in a city where all the houses have big pretty
yards and there is a lot of forest area around. Our place is nice, and it's on the ground floor which is a really nice change for us!
The area is
really pretty, everything is really green. There is a nature trail right by our
house with a river and big tall trees. We walked along it on Sunday. There are tons
of squirrels and Lennon thinks they’re pretty funny. He likes to watch them
climb around on the trees. There are also a couple geese living in the pond
near the playground and Lennon likes to throw his goldfish crackers at them. One
of them came looking for food and we had to climb to the top of the playground
and wait for it to leave!
A couple days
after we got here Lennon got a really high fever and then broke out in a rash.
It looked like chickenpox and we were treating it like it was, giving him
oatmeal baths and smothering him in calamine lotion. I called the nurse back in
Utah this morning because some of his symptoms were a little weird. She said he
needed to be seen right away, she was worried it could be measles or something
else. Just before we left Utah he received the measles, chickenpox, and rubella
vaccines. So we took him in to the hospital, 3 different doctors came in and
looked at him, none of them could determine what the rash was for sure. They
finally decided it was not chickenpox, but some weird reaction he was having to
his recent immunizations. The good thing is that through all of this he has
been really happy for the most part. I can tell he’s not feeling good but he
keeps smiling and laughing and that makes things so much better.
Glad you have that trail close, That will be fun to have so close to home. Poor little bud, i hope he gets rid of that rash soon! Miss you guys!!
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