What a weekend.
Now, what you must know about me is that I am a self diagnosed hypochondriac. When I was younger, I used to spend hours looking into my mother's Medical Book, which was about 500 years old and 2000 pages and falling apart. Every time I looked into that book, I could diagnose myself with whatever ailment I thought I matched the symptoms. A cramp in the leg? I needed an amputation! Thirst? I had diabetes. And on and on. Thankfully, I do not have that book to look upon when I feel the need.
On Friday, my husband drove to Canada. So, the two kids and I planned to make a weekend party of it. Friday night, we watched Kung Fu Panda 2 and ate pizza.
Friday night, my son got sick. All night.
Saturday, we all rested from the night before.
Saturday night, we had pizza again, but this time watched Judy Moody.
Saturday night, my daughter got sick.
Sunday, we all rested from the night before.
Sunday night, I got sick.
Thank goodness my husband finally came home from Canada so he could tend to the kids.
Monday, I rested.
So, you can see how I have spent the weekend considering all of the possibilities of how this had happened. We could have had food poisoning. Or the NoroVirus, which apparently is going around. We should have gone to the ER. I am surprised we did not go to the ER. We could have died.
Just when I had it pin pointed to the pizza as the culprit, who gets it? No one other than my dear husband.
Today, he is resting.
Time to break out the disinfectants. And do laundry up the wazoooo. Bleach, here we come....
So, needless to say, I have not done much knitting. Nor have I wanted to. But since I was feeling better yesterday, I did throw something on the needles:
Just some mossy stitch mitts.
I should have just cast on with with some chunky yarn. I need some quick gratification.
(Please email me if you have a source link for this img so I can give credit. thx.)
Oh and I finally bought Cutting for Stone for my Nook. (Thank you to all who recommended it) I have a feeling I am gonna be a cryin''
whew, now, on to preparing for my daughter's 6th birthday party this weekend.
*tulle - check
*mounting for tulle - check
*handmade bunting - check
*tissue paper for handmade flowers - check
*princess music - check
Linking up to one of my favorite bogs these days:
Yuck, no fun. I hope you all feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteOh, dear. Very much not happiness. I'm glad you're all recovering. Meanwhile, my grandmother had that same medical book. (I suspect she even had the same copy! Maybe there's an underground hypochondriac network that passes it around.) She once had herself all diagnosed with a disease, until she finally looked at the NAME of the ailment: "prostrate dysfunction"!
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