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Sick day

Posted on February 15, 2004 Written by Diane

I guess I can’t really call a sick day on a blog, but… I’m going to anyhow.

I was sick a few weeks ago. Simon had tummy troubles last week, throwing up a few times. Darin came home from work on Friday and said, “I should have come home hours ago.” He was pale and sweating. Sophia has been complaining about her stomach hurting for days, without anything really conclusive (like passing up a piece of chocolate or something) to convince me she was really in a bad way.

Then, this afternoon, she managed to throw up last night’s dinner. Simon, not to be outdone, promptly threw up as well.

So I’m going to be home all day tomorrow with the kids, not risking them (or others in the vicinity). I’m kind of hoping Darin stays home as well, but that’s not likely—he’s no longer passing up the chocolate.

(I’ve begun a couple of entries recently—one entitled “The Age of Unseriousness,” in homage to M. Rittenhouse, who coined the phrase, and another on the Oscar nominations, which I actually started the day they were announced and never got around to finishing. Sigh.)

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Comments

  1. Malie says

    February 16, 2004 at 1:33 pm

    I hope your family gets through the thick of this soon. One good thing, maybe this will up your immune systems around the change of the seasons, that way, while everyone else is under the weather, you’ve got a head-start on the beach! Yay! 😀

  2. fpatton says

    February 20, 2004 at 10:57 am

    Ping!

  3. devi says

    February 20, 2004 at 8:28 pm

    feel bereft without NKA for days…have been checking and there are no new posts. hope the flu didnt seriously get you down.

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