. . . doing this . . .
. . . and this . . .
. . . and this. In case you're confused by this one, this is Joy stuffing her mouth absolutely full of bread. For a couple days, bread and apple juice were the only things she would permit to enter her mouth.
Don't touch my bread, Dad.P.S. For a list of helpful lessons I learned from this ordeal, click here.
I am sorry to hear that Joy is sick. My kids are getting over something similar to that, but it wasn't as bad as what you are describing. Nothing like a sick baby to take over your life! I hope she is feeling better. That last picture of her is classic.
ReplyDeletebummer ... i'm glad she's feeling better. nothing like having your first illness, we had a little bit of the flu running through our house the past 2 days, both parents were not able to keep food down, luckily it didnt pass to aidan, i dont think i could have standed to see him throwing up.
ReplyDeleteooh that's cute. I love the last picture too. Sofia has been getting her molars in and throwing up and having diahrea with the pain. Life is full of fun.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry Joy is sick. We missed you guys on Wednesday. Paul has had a runny nose for the last several days as well but no fever. It is not fun to have a sick little one. Hope she feels better soon.
ReplyDeleteHope Joy is feeling better, and I love the list of things learned. Brings back many memories.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your well wishes. Joy's nose is still a bit runny, but other than that she's doing much better. Thank goodness.
ReplyDeleteIt's so hard when your kids are sick. They're miserable, therefore your life is miserable. I love how she sticks her cute little bum up in the air when she's sleeping!
ReplyDeleteI am sad to hear that Joy is sick. Having a sick kid at the house can definently make life difficult. I hope she gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is very very LOLCAT. Joy looks so sassy. I love it.
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