Got Emily down to Missouri safely, although I had some issues with allergic reactions of various kinds just before we were to leave. In addition to nursing a case of poison ivy, it seems I'm allergic to Missouri mosquitos *and* to bee stings. I got hit by a little sweat bee (I think -- the bugger was *fast*), the first time I've been stung since I was a teenager, and the result wasn't much fun.
I guess a bee allergy is to be expected, since I was already allergic to spider bites.
But the really bad news is that the date when we thought she could sign up for this fall's semester was wrong -- the website was all screwed up. The earliest she can register is the next weekend, when Jillian and Charis are going to be gone to Michigan anyway. She could have been up here for another week!
We are not amused. That's 18 hours of driving in two days, people.
I guess a bee allergy is to be expected, since I was already allergic to spider bites.
But the really bad news is that the date when we thought she could sign up for this fall's semester was wrong -- the website was all screwed up. The earliest she can register is the next weekend, when Jillian and Charis are going to be gone to Michigan anyway. She could have been up here for another week!
We are not amused. That's 18 hours of driving in two days, people.
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Edited at 2009-08-04 06:17 am (UTC)
Hope the allergic reactions settle down and I'm so sorry about the other stuff.
Sorry to hear about the reaction to the bee sting - my mum has terrible reactions to wasp stings, so I know how uncomfortable they can get!
Right? :-(
My Hubby stepped on something that stung him and he was miserable for almost a week. Between the hurting, burning, and itching? Yuck!
But I still love summer best.
Well, not nearly as often as I complain about winter, anyway. ;-)