YUCK
Being sick sucks. I do not recommend getting the stomach flu. It sucks big time. I started throwing up at midnight or one, I cannot remember cause I was concentrating on not throwing up on EVERYTHING in the bathroom to worry about what the clock said.
I will have to stop hanging out with my friends Jeff and Elizabeth when their kids are sick. Every time they are sick, I get sick. The plague could be going through the school I am at and I would not get it but I get the stomach flu TWICE in one year from the boys. I do not blame them, I blame myself. They are just too cute not to kiss and hug and be around. All kids are walking bugs no matter how cute they are.
Now Matt is passed out on the love seat, poor Matt...he is too tall to be laying on it, while I am resting on the couch (this is after all where I have been since three this morning). I do not think he feels very good. I hope he does not get sick.
Oh yeah, so I said I caught this crud from the boys twice this year. The first time was back in March (around St. Patrick's Day) on the first or second day of my lead week of student teaching kindergarten. Guess what? Today was my planning day to do my first lead week of student teaching in Early Childhood Special Education. Yay!!! I really know how to plan being sick. Its a good thing I did a lot of my work on Saturday since I did not go to school today. I did not think making my cooperating teacher sick would be a good idea (or throwing up all over the classroom).
But anyways...I am posting this just to say that being sick SUCKS!!! It is in no way fun. And, unless you like talk shows or soap opera's, there was ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on TV today. That sucked too but I tried to sleep as much as I could so I really did not care that much.
You know, throwing up always reminds me of my Pauly-Poo. He use to have these bubble stickers that said "I threw up" on them. I remember seeing a picture of a brown bear with the sticker on it (was a poster at Microsoft and Pauly attacked). It was just too funny. I had to throw that in since it was something funny pertaining to throwing up. Haha!!!
Talk to ya'll later!!!
I will have to stop hanging out with my friends Jeff and Elizabeth when their kids are sick. Every time they are sick, I get sick. The plague could be going through the school I am at and I would not get it but I get the stomach flu TWICE in one year from the boys. I do not blame them, I blame myself. They are just too cute not to kiss and hug and be around. All kids are walking bugs no matter how cute they are.
Now Matt is passed out on the love seat, poor Matt...he is too tall to be laying on it, while I am resting on the couch (this is after all where I have been since three this morning). I do not think he feels very good. I hope he does not get sick.
Oh yeah, so I said I caught this crud from the boys twice this year. The first time was back in March (around St. Patrick's Day) on the first or second day of my lead week of student teaching kindergarten. Guess what? Today was my planning day to do my first lead week of student teaching in Early Childhood Special Education. Yay!!! I really know how to plan being sick. Its a good thing I did a lot of my work on Saturday since I did not go to school today. I did not think making my cooperating teacher sick would be a good idea (or throwing up all over the classroom).
But anyways...I am posting this just to say that being sick SUCKS!!! It is in no way fun. And, unless you like talk shows or soap opera's, there was ABSOLUTELY NOTHING on TV today. That sucked too but I tried to sleep as much as I could so I really did not care that much.
You know, throwing up always reminds me of my Pauly-Poo. He use to have these bubble stickers that said "I threw up" on them. I remember seeing a picture of a brown bear with the sticker on it (was a poster at Microsoft and Pauly attacked). It was just too funny. I had to throw that in since it was something funny pertaining to throwing up. Haha!!!
Talk to ya'll later!!!
posted by Heather @ 8:47 PM
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