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A Mere 27 Hours Later
April 17, 2007
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Glad you survived! I would totally steal internet from my neighbors too! Hope the kids are feeling better soon!
sounds pretty icky! sorry… and glad things are looking brighter at least
If it helps… the baby and I both have a stomach flu and have been sick since saturday nite!
I just realized that 65% of the time I come to your blog, there’s post about puke. I’m going to change your header again if those two kids don’t learn to control themselves.
(Don’t you wish)
Hope the lil’ rascals are feeling better!
Stupid nature indeed – we get a warm day, then snow, over and over. It’s like Groundhog Week or some shit.
We’re using crank flashlights for reading at night, which means you have to crank for 1 minute, to get about 25 minutes of reading time. I have not yet cranked them so much that I had to puke from exhaustion.
I am totally unprotected from mother nature! I better stock up on cans of beans and baby food!
Oh I would totally die in a nuclear winter type scenario. I’m useless when it comes to the whole surviving without electricity and whatnot.
I would have never made it back in the Little House on the Prairie days. God help me!!!! I pray we don’t loose electricity – ever – we have one flashlight.
I just finished that book too, and was like what, no hairdryers? Now that’s the apocalypse.
(Which ha ha, you’ve seen my hair.)
Oh, man. I’m so sorry. I hope things are better and that there is no puke involved tonite.
We were without power here in the OBX for about day… but this place is Hurricane Central and I own a Honda Portable generator.
Poor kids- poor YOU!- I hope the barfing is over.
We have gotten over 10 inches of rain in 3 days. We were, at times a mere 3 or 4 degrees from that rain becoming snow (we had rainy snow/snowy rain on and off). Thankfully, we had only sputtering power outages. We did lose internet for 2 days… and that was really crappy. Because you know what you don’t have without internet? Surprisingly, I’m not talking about blogs, I’m talking about IMDB which is the largest cohesive force in the universe. I had phantom limb syndrome watching AMC’s Saturday Night Fever marathon on Sunday.
me: Oh my god! Travolta’s friend, that’s the guy on Mad About You!
hubs: no way
me: way…and the DJ- I SWEAR that’s Ron Jeremy
hubs: no- it’s some generic skeezy 70′s guy
me: no it’s Ron Jeremy
hubs: no it isn’t
me: are we going to fight like this all night just because IMDB is down?
hubs: yes
That totally sucks! At least you had some place (in-laws) where you could go hang out and be warm for awhile. Hope the kiddos are feeling better today.
A friend of mine is an EMT and responded to a call at a guys hoouse. he was naked, and he lost his flashlight. well, he claimed the power went out, and he slipped and landed on it, and yeah. *shudder*
THe x-rays were hilarious, though.
Glad your power is back on. I hope the kids are feeling better. I think it is much worse to have vomit in your bed than it is to have it anywhere else, but that is just me. I barely survive camping in an RV there’s no way in hell I would survive a nuclear winter.
I thought I was the only one with kids who puked in my bed! It’s nice to know I’m not alone. Whenever my older daughter gets an ear infection, it always starts with puke, and it’s always so much fun.