IN: I know . Believe me . The week off helped a little bit , in so far as it 's not immediately painful the moment I take a stride wider than " flip flop shuffle " , but it 's not healed by any means . Sitting in the car for 3 K miles was actually more painful than walking or running .
What will probably happen next week ?

OUT: I will continue to rest it

IN: I know it 's a delicated issue , and I do n't know as much about the USA but I ' ve read we are just as bad with the detention of refugees , and treating them like prisoners when they are not . I dunno just such a powerful day for me , I definitely might try to get involved with amnesty international or something when I get back to Boston . I think the other most touching part of today was seeing the English language class people introduce themselves , these adorable kids from Iraq and stuff ...
What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

OUT: They are liberal .

IN: I thought the whole roseola thing was gone . But he fever shot back up and he has a rash by his face ( it 's not Impetigo ) . I ' m calling his doctor at 9 so I can bring the boys in for a diagnosis ( Tristan is feeling ill , too ) . This doctor 's office is pissing me off , I have had appointments before 9 in the morning but when I call before 9 I get the freaking after hours message .
What may I do after I finally am able to reach my doctor 's office by phone ?

OUT:
I will complain that they are unreachable and have the wrong system answering .