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Maybe *sharing* isn't always best ...


Like when one person was sick the week before and shares their drink at Panera(on Sunday) ... oops.  Then that next person gets sick(on Monday)  and then another (on Tuesday afternoon).

*3 stomach bugs in one week
*Many, many loads of laundry
*Some carpet steam cleaning

I'm guessing that most of today will be a day of rest, but I'm not so sure the remaining 2 children will be spared.

But one can hope ...

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Unknown said…
Oh no! Who has been spared so far? If it is the oldest two, maybe they won't get it. Older children are so much better about not sharing germs.

***I like your Christmas background on your blog!
10:52 AM
Kim H. said…
Oh honey, I feel for you. If I lived close by I'd bring you all some ginger ale and anything else you needed from the store. Then I'd leave it all at your doorstep and ring the bell and run! :)

I'm so sorry. There is NOTHING WORSE than stomach stuff. Remind me to tell you of the great food poisoning story of 2007 sometime - or may be not.

Just hang in there - and by the way, the mantel looks lovely and I love your Christmas background! So festive.

Hugs!
10:53 AM
Christine said…
We have sick here also. Just that time of year I guess!
11:23 AM
nutmeg said…
No... no sharing allowed on that one!
Hope you all feel better soon!
1:14 PM
Jen @ tatertotsandjello.com said…
Oh gosh, that sounds terrible! I hope you are all feeling better soon! I love your new header picture -- very festive!
6:27 PM
Cheryl Lage said…
Ugh, so sorry to hear you all have been afflicted! How irritating that it results from sharing! (Doesn't it seem like it'd be more logical if it was spread by hoarding? ;) )

LOVE the stuffing and eggs idea! Will have to try it...when we have stuffing left!

Hope all are well soon!
9:50 PM
Laura said…
Oh dear...
sorry I haven't been by to send my hugs and prayers.
I hope this passes quickly.
Yuk.
6:44 AM
southernjoy said…
I'm so behind on reading blogs...
9:09 PM
Hen Jen said…
oh wow, the stomach bug is the one thing I just dread...

been there, done that a few times now.
1:45 AM
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