(a post not for the soft stomached)
Yesterday, I left my house for the first time since Thursday morning.
After dropping the boys off at school
ON TIME
I went home to make Death by Chocolate Scones.
Then I went over the library that I love so dearly.
The library I just happen to work at.
There we ate scones, drank delicious tea from quaint tea cups with saucers and watched this movie.
I so love this movie.
I really love the book as well.
While I have read it before, I never did finish the book in time for this book club.
It was a grand time.
After the movie and chat (we are going to stick with reading woman authors and taking suggestions), we decided to read Little Women next. My ultimate favorite book. And Alice hasn't read it and this makes me a wee bit worried about her. ;)
After all that girl time, I picked the boys up from school and we headed to Meijer so they could spend the Christmas money that has been burning holes in their pockets.
S1 loaded up on clearanced hunting gear, and was shocked d things can add up to $45 dollars rather quickly. He was nearly ready to get in an argument with the cashier, but she was right, not him.
S2 got BB's, air soft bullets, nerf bullets and a target.
S3 got a new game for his Leapster and a case to carry his Leapster. It was fun to hear him say, "YES! Now I can do subtraction!"
S4 found himself a lego boat he can use in the tub (can it get any better?) and sunglasses.
I was thankful I had some girl time earlier in the day.
But it wasn't long after we were home that S1 informed me he wasn't feeling well, and it wasn't long after that he was puking.
It's been years since he has been this sick, since his Boar hunt, actually.
I don't handle puke well.
Like, at all.
Husband does things like that shockingly well.
I can change diapers, I can clean disgusting things, I can do most anything.
But not puke.
As we heard S1 puking throughout the night, husband (exhausted from hours of plowing and hours of fixing plow trucks) said sleepily, "Go help him."
To which I - and yes, I feel some shame in admitting this - said, "What am I going to do? Just let him puke it out and fall back asleep."
Yah, I'm that kind of a mom.
At around one in the morning, S2 came down and began puking too.
Thankfully, we have two buckets.
This morning I wrote a facebook status bemoaning the fact that I had puking boys.
But I wrote PUCK instead of PUKE.
Which is funny to me, hilarious really, and that could be because of my lack of sleep and the fact that I have been dealing with puke for nearly two weeks on and off.
I could well be sick of pucks.
Because this is a picture of my boys over the weekend.
I'd so much rather have that then this.
My poor sick boys. I am bleaching and lysoling and hoping that I don't catch this bug at all.
Say a prayer for us.
Say a prayer that I can handle dumping buckets of puke. I know that sounds awful, but it's really hard on me. And my two oldest boys are as pale as the snow and lifeless today, I feel so awful for them.
1 comment:
I don't like puke either.
And we don't have any pucks here. Desert dirt hockey would be strange.
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