I'm too exhausted from de-germing to think of a title. What?

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Thaddeus got sent home from school today.

He wasn't feeling well, so he went to the nurse.

She took his temperature.

I had to come get him.

He's pretty miserable.

Of course, this means that we didn't get it from him.

Because this makes the first people to get it,

THE BABIES.

(And yes, I completely refer to my youngest children as my babies)

Daniel and Taylor were the first casualties.

They don't go anywhere

EXCEPT

The church nursery.

Well, Danny has preschool, but the exposure timing of 4-7 days = church

SO.

LR1 parents, consider yourselves warned.

(Do you love that I talk to them on my blog? THEY TOTALLY READ MY BLOG.)

(Which is totally awesome/horrifying.)
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6 Comments:

  1. Sue said...

    Church is a germ festival. Every single flippin time we go lately, somebody gets sick. I'm going inactive, I'm not kidding.

  2. Jessica said...

    do you know what they have? One of the things I hated the most about our old church was when kids would be hospitilized for illness right after being in church they would not tell anyone! ugh!

  3. Brenda said...

    Why can't people keep their sick kids out of the nursery??? We've moved bathtime at our house from after dinner to as soon as we get home from school/church. I hope your kiddos feel better soon. Poor things...

  4. East Coast Jenny said...

    I hear ya...Laura hasn't been to nursery in a few weeks. Children are like carrier monkeys.

  5. Chief said...

    Oh the nursery is so frightening. I swear my kids were sick every Wednesday for 18 months

  6. Lauren in GA said...

    It is so true...you can get all manner of sicknesses from the church nursery. I hate that.

    I am always so excited to be able to send my kids to nursery...until they are afflicted with the plague.