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<description>I took pictures today that I was going to show you. But it&apos;s 11:10 p.m. and I&apos;m mentally gearing up for another night of barf-o-rama. So I might not want to stay up cropping and posting pictures? You&apos;ll wait patiently...</description>
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<title>By Christina</title>
<description>Kim, you deserve a medal. 

I am NOT the one to call when this would happen. If I see it...I do it. Not pretty. 

I hope you wake up and everyone is 150% better...and you and GL are fine and never get sick. 

We&apos;ll call it your Christmas miracle!

:)
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kim, you deserve a medal. </p>

<p>I am NOT the one to call when this would happen. If I see it...I do it. Not pretty. </p>

<p>I hope you wake up and everyone is 150% better...and you and GL are fine and never get sick. </p>

<p>We'll call it your Christmas miracle!</p>

<p>:)<br />
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<pubDate>Fri, 15 Dec 2006 06:30:08 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>By kelly</title>
<description>Sorry, I must have given you the germs by visiting your blog :o/

Two weeks ago today Chickie was sick at night.  Despite the fact that she frequently has (or claims to have?) tummy trouble, and she keeps a big bucket in bed with her every night, she forgot about it at 3 am and got every single sheet and blanket in her bed.

Last week all the boys got it, one by one, ending with BigE this past Sunday night, barfing every 20-30 minutes all night.  By the time he got it I was just so thankful for his ability to use a bucket.  

So when Chickie complained of a tummyache yesterday morning, like she often does, I patted her head, handed her a Rolaids and sent her off to school, where at 8:15, six minutes into the school day, she barfed all over her desk in front of her pregnant and nauseated teacher, who probably wonders how I could be so heartless to send my tummyached daughter in to school when she was so obviously sick!  Sigh.

So she barfed all day instead of all night, and I was grateful.  She ate supper and held it down.  And last night at 4 AM, she called out to me, and I came down the hall, and she said she needed a barf bucket....urp!  all over the sheets and blankets, with the barf bucket right next to her still.  Turning on the wash machine woke Mac and Bubbie up.

I am glad that my kids had it one by one, and sorry that you had everyone all at once, or nearly so... I think having EVERYONE barfing in unison would have made me go postal.  

I hope you get a nap today, and/or get to sleep in, and I hope everyone getting it at once means you all get over it faster.  :o)

FWIW while Dan and I got nauseated, we still haven&apos;t gotten really sick... I hope that gives you hope!</description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sorry, I must have given you the germs by visiting your blog :o/</p>

<p>Two weeks ago today Chickie was sick at night.  Despite the fact that she frequently has (or claims to have?) tummy trouble, and she keeps a big bucket in bed with her every night, she forgot about it at 3 am and got every single sheet and blanket in her bed.</p>

<p>Last week all the boys got it, one by one, ending with BigE this past Sunday night, barfing every 20-30 minutes all night.  By the time he got it I was just so thankful for his ability to use a bucket.  </p>

<p>So when Chickie complained of a tummyache yesterday morning, like she often does, I patted her head, handed her a Rolaids and sent her off to school, where at 8:15, six minutes into the school day, she barfed all over her desk in front of her pregnant and nauseated teacher, who probably wonders how I could be so heartless to send my tummyached daughter in to school when she was so obviously sick!  Sigh.</p>

<p>So she barfed all day instead of all night, and I was grateful.  She ate supper and held it down.  And last night at 4 AM, she called out to me, and I came down the hall, and she said she needed a barf bucket....urp!  all over the sheets and blankets, with the barf bucket right next to her still.  Turning on the wash machine woke Mac and Bubbie up.</p>

<p>I am glad that my kids had it one by one, and sorry that you had everyone all at once, or nearly so... I think having EVERYONE barfing in unison would have made me go postal.  </p>

<p>I hope you get a nap today, and/or get to sleep in, and I hope everyone getting it at once means you all get over it faster.  :o)</p>

<p>FWIW while Dan and I got nauseated, we still haven't gotten really sick... I hope that gives you hope!</p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Fri, 15 Dec 2006 06:52:05 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>By BusyHSmom</title>
<description>I have soooooo been in your shoes.  That is the main reason I just love hard wood floors!  As far as I am concerned, in a house with kids, it should all be hardwood, linoleum or some other wipe-able flooring.  Now, if they could just come up with some sort of barf-proof bedding...

You have my undying sympathy and well-wishes during this trial!</description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have soooooo been in your shoes.  That is the main reason I just love hard wood floors!  As far as I am concerned, in a house with kids, it should all be hardwood, linoleum or some other wipe-able flooring.  Now, if they could just come up with some sort of barf-proof bedding...</p>

<p>You have my undying sympathy and well-wishes during this trial!</p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Fri, 15 Dec 2006 10:30:58 -0500</pubDate>
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<title>By Peggy</title>
<description>I love Don  Aslett&apos;s idea of a hose-downable house. Just cover it all with a nice, thick layer of cement and put a drain in the center of the floor. May not be comfy, but mom will be so happy, who cares!? LOL!</description>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love Don  Aslett's idea of a hose-downable house. Just cover it all with a nice, thick layer of cement and put a drain in the center of the floor. May not be comfy, but mom will be so happy, who cares!? LOL!</p>]]></content:encoded>
<pubDate>Fri, 15 Dec 2006 13:07:09 -0500</pubDate>
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