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April 29, 2008
RV fixed-up:
- installed the SeeLevel Gauge faceplate
- finished the Pergo on the bathroom floor
- added robe hooks & bungie holders
- cell phone holder under kitchen cabinet by plug
- curtain bars installed in the cabover
- puck lights added in the outside compartment
- LED swivel bar light added above the stove
- extra shower bar and hooks in the shower to hang coats and drying clothes
Received:
- Electric kettle
- Brita slimline water filter (fits in RV door)
- Rain Suits
- Lonely Planet Mexican Spanish phrasebook
Ordered:
- air compressor for tires
- Bike rack, locking system, bike adapter bars
- 28 reading books for kids- historical fiction & novels off school-recommended list
- LED Rope light for campsite fun
- 30 amp portable surge guard
Bought at Borders bookstore:
- Central America map
- Alberta-British Columbia Map
- Michelin Europe Tourist and Motoring Atlas
- Lonely Planet Italian phrasebook
Currently Reading: "One Year Off" by Cohen -makes me laugh until I'm sick
Friends: Had a wonderful birthday lunch at Tommy Bahamas with some very thoughtful friends today! That was great!
Medical:
- Had kids' medical checkup- several shots- ouch! Also got 2 antibiotic prescriptions per kid, with 2 doses per child (Just because you get Traveler's Diarrhea once doesn't mean you won't get it again on the same trip. ..)
- I had compiled, highlighted, and printed medical recommendations from the CDC based on the countries we plan to visit, which was helpful to the physician: http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/default.aspx
- Lia needed Hep A vaccine, so will return for her final shot in October. The rest of us got both Hep A & B when we adopted Lia.
- We went by Redi-Clinic in our HEB grocery store which is also a travel clinic. Got prices and recommendations from the nurse practitioner for several shots. Very expensive - most were over $100 per person, but fortunately we only need Typhoid oral vaccines for $84 each. They were one of just 2 travel clinics listed here from the CDC site: https://www.istm.org/ We will also get our Malaria prescriptions from the travel clinic.
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