I wasn't at school for 10 minutes when I got a call from the babysitter that she had thrown up two other times. By the time Tommy got there to get her, she had done it again, and even had to ride home naked because she had gone through all the spare outfits.
He kept her at home for a bit, but had a big meeting that he could not miss. Bless Shannon's heart, she watched Addie for him in his office, while Addie watched Sleeping Beauty on his computer. I left school about 11:15 (once I found the world's wierdest sub to cover my class, but that's a different story) and went to Tommy's office to get her. There I was greeted with my precious girl, in the below get-up. In Tommy's frantic attempt at getting back to work, dealing with a puking baby, he just grabbed clothes off the back of the couch in the loft (I hang everything in her closet by outfit, and put playclothes in her drawer by outfit). Here she is in capri leggings and a turtleneck, and I think her crocs. Then when I had the lucky opportunity of cleaning all the bags of puke clothes, I saw one of her adorable brown and lime green Mis-Tee-V-Us tops with a pair of light pink corduroy pants - two precious outfits, mixed together. At. His. Office. I was so embarassed. But, no complaining as he got the blunt of the throw-up. She hit him again at home, and then again, but this time on him in the Walgreens parking lot. Yep, right before his big meeting.
My mom was coming in that night for us to go see Wicked that weekend. She had planned to shop in Greenville on Friday, and instead got to stay home with pukey Addie.
Addie didn't run a fever or anything while she was sick, but once my mom got there, she got really cuddly and I noticed her cheeks growing pink and pinker. She then fell asleep on me as I was talking to mom, which she never does, doesn't even sit on my lap that long anymore. I took her temp and it was 103. I about died. I couldn't believe I let it get that high, but it seriously happened in about 10 minutes. Regardless, a little Motrin and she was back to normal.
Addie has been traumatized from this little bug. She still, a month later, will randomly look up at me and say, "I not get sick today." She calls "throw-up," "choke," and will still talk about, "I choke in my hand and on my daddy. And on his purple shirt." Sweet little thing. We are so thankful this bug only lasted 24 hours for us and that it didn't get anyone else. Yuck!
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