Nina was in the hospital for a mystery rash and crazy bug bites from Shabbat until Wednesday, and we spent a lot of time back and forth to visit. On the plus side Hadassah Ein Kerem has a mall attached to it, so between twice daily IV drips of hard core medicine we were able to frolic in the mall, get coffees or lunch and even maybe break out for a sushi lunch in the center of town. Thankfully whatever they did worked, and she is off from the army home in Jerusalem this whole week making sure that everything continues and completes healing before heading back to her base in the middle of nowhere. So lots of sister fun times ahead.
And starting on Tuesday, Eitan got a nasty cold. Like really bad, cough, congestion, fever, boogers everywhere it was gross. He would alternate between being super sad and cuddly, and just miserable. I ended up taking him into the pediatrician on Friday because I was nervous it was maybe an ear infection. It wasn't, thankfully. But we didn't go home empty handed, we got medicine to put under his nose to ease the sore redness from all the wiping another medicine to help ease his cough.
Oh yeah, and there was a hard core heatwave, so being outside- or inside for that matter was total misery.
But to the fun. A huge part of our living room wall is glass doors that slide open really wide turning our apartment into an indoor/outdoor room. It's amazing. So amazing that it makes up for the fact that the terrace itself is only about a foot wide. One of those miserable days that was too hot, and Eitan was too sick, I decided we were going to have some water fun. So I stripped him down and gave him a big bowl of cold water and chaos/fun ensued.
Is there anything better then baby feet? Especially baby feet with crazy stripe sandal tans? As you can imagine, it was not much longer before the bowl was flipped over and Eitan's diaper filled up like a balloon. And so off went the diaper leading to non-internet friendly pictures. But come over, we'll show them to you here.
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