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Tuesday afternoon we brought a miserable weak pathetic Kenny to the [Minute Clinic][1] at a Super Target in Shoreview. $59 and no waiting. Took the Rx to the pharmacy area and did a little dinner shopping while it was filled.

Penicillin is such a miracle. He was a different child the next morning.

Today, Sunday, I brought Will to the (seventy-four) Minute Clinic in Woodbury. I suppose when people have no option other than the ER, the clinic will be busier, and I am still VERY THANKFUL that the option exists. But by the time we left (after another 30 minutes or so waiting for his amoxicillin) he had seriously had enough.

[1]: http://minuteclinic.com/

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