Well, today I had planned to post my first "Tackle It Tuesday" and it was going to be complete with pictures of our flowers that we planted over the last couple of days. I was really excited to post my first Tackle, because it's such a good one.
Anyway, last night as I was getting some of the pictures ready to post, I hear my baby girl crying. My husband mutes the TV and says, "Do you hear that?" (Which means, "Go see what's wrong with her.")
S0, I discover that she has thrown up. It's green beans. She may never eat them again. I wouldn't either.
That's not all, though. This was not a one time activity. She threw up all. night. long. It was so pitiful.
By about 5 this morning, she had lasted about an hour without throwing up so I put her in her crib and tucked myself into the glider in her room.
At 6, I had a crick in my neck so bad that I thought I would never be able to turn my head again. She was sleeping pretty well, so I got in my bed.
At 8, my son came in and said, "Good morning, Mommy and Daddy!" He was fresh as a daisy. That makes one of us.
Anyway, it seems that she has that terrible vomiting/diarrhea bug. I called the pediatrician's office just to make sure that they couldn't give her something to make it go away. They can't. It may spread to the rest of us. Oh, goody.
So, for my first (unofficial) Tackle It Tuesday, I deep cleaned our bathrooms. Because if we know we're probably going to be seeing alot of the bathroom (and particularly the toilet) very close up, very soon, isn't it better to see it clean?
1 comment:
I'm so sorry you have a sick baby; a stomach thing has been going around in our part of the world, too (though, fortunately, not in our house). But, you are right that it is better to be sick in a clean toilet. I don't think I ever cleaned toilets as often as when I was suffering morning sickness. I hope your little one is feeling better soon!
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