December 23, 2008

Sick Boys

Last night, as I was frantically trying to wrap presents (the ones from Santa) - I hear a thump and a wail. It was nearing 2 a.m.

In bursts the Boy in tears. I yelled at him to go back to bed (I was wrapped) so he sobbed back to his room. I thought better of being so harsh and went to see why he was crying.

I was met with the most horrific site I've seen in a very long time. The Boy had gotten sick - really and truly sick - all over the bed. folks, he sleeps in my old Queen sized bed. It was a mess. I felt so bad for him.

I got him cleaned up, roused the Husband unit and told him that he would get up and that he would be washing sheets and blankets (I don't do clothes). He reluctantly did as he was told.

I then made up a camp bed for the boy - shiny side of a sleeping bag up - easier to clean. Within 1/2 hour he was sick again and then again and still again. We have no clean linens or blankets left.

Out comes my sleeping bag on my floor and fleece blanket. While he did manage to get sick once more about 6 a.m., he made it to the bathroom in time. I understand he is still asleep. Poor baby. Who knew a tiny belly could hold so much.

As I was leaving, I see my big Boy "Unka Matt" on the couch. I woke him up as he was 2 hours late for work. He informed me that he too, had been sick all night. Great! They didn't eat together or eat the same food yesterday so I am most assuredly dealing with a stomach bug.

I will likely have it Christmas day. Yay me.

As I'm dealing with 2 hours of sleep, please forgive me if I leave an interesting comment at your place!

Posted by Oddybobo at December 23, 2008 10:54 AM | TrackBack
Comments

Oh, no! I hope they're well by Christmas and that you, my dear, are immune!

Posted by: pam at December 23, 2008 11:28 AM

Naw,, you're obviously too mean to get sick. That's the problem with us mean folks, we can't ever get that vomit sickness sympathy. Soldier on.

Posted by: Two Dogs at December 23, 2008 11:38 AM

Gah. Nothing worse than a household full of norovirus for Christmas. I recommend getting some nice large plastic floor buckets (easy to dump and clean) for all sick family members to cut down on the cleanups and the washer cycles. So here's wishing you lots of Pepto-Bismol and Immodium for Christmas. Maybe some stiff drinks too, to kill those annoying buggers making you all sick.

Posted by: diamond dave at December 23, 2008 12:28 PM

Dude that sucks. I have issues with cleaning up puke. I hope they get better by tomorrow and YOU don't get it.

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Posted by: vmocorlnxwa at December 23, 2008 02:26 PM

Oh noooooooo!!! I hope everybody is feeling much much better - and SOON!!

Posted by: Richmond at December 23, 2008 05:48 PM

Sorry to hear that. Hope all is better by now. Prayers sent your way.

JG

Posted by: JihadGene at December 25, 2008 08:56 PM

We had that over Thanksgiving. I picked up a tip from my Mom... all kids get a sick towel. When they sleep, they immediately keep the towel to their face as they rush to the bathroom. Also, after the first incident, I spread a towel under their head, so all pukage stays on the towel, another sick towel next to them. Its just easier to wash towels than all those frickin' sheets.

I'm so sorry he felt so poorly. He's such a cute little guy. :(

Posted by: Bou at December 26, 2008 01:11 PM