I’d have no luck at all.
So of course since it’s mid-term exam week for me, the kids are sick. Fevers, whiny, tired. The Swine Flu is in our neighborhood, did I mention that? I hope we have enough milk if we get quarantined.
Ha! Actually they aren’t doing that anymore. In fact, I’ve been told around here that they don’t even care if you have it, no need to go to the doctor for a H1N1 test unless you are dying. Which is fine by me because I’m not one to run to the doctor for every little sniffle and cough. The fevers go down with Tylenol and I’m keeping them hydrated, lest you think I’m a completely uncaring mom. Although I’m not sure what this says about my eventual nurse bedside manner. “What? You just had open heart surgery? Whatever dude, you can walk to the bathroom by yourself.”
(Eh, I have 3+ years before that happens anyways.)
So, mid-terms, sick kids… I’ll muddle through, I always do.
Quote of the Day: “There are only two things a child will share willingly: communicable diseases and his mother’s age.” -Benjamin Spock
Just be sure to wash your hands.
Love, Dad
Dad
October 5th, 2009
I went through my “Murphy” stage throughout my 20′s and found life only gets better and better. I KNOW it’ll eventually lead to more good luck than bad! Hang in there Sweetie. And you can be my nurse anyday! :)
auntie 502
October 5th, 2009
Sorry. Hope everyone feels better soon. Good luck on your exams.
Mothering4Money
October 6th, 2009