Sunday night started out rough. Brandon woke up screaming his head off and shaking from the second molar I just learned at that second was coming in. Finally after 3 doses of oragel and a dose of Motrin he went to bed. Approximately 2 hours later I woke up feeling like I needed to vomit. I laid there and suffered until three when I finally got up and puked. I felt better and got into bed. That morning when I sat up I felt like vomiting again. It became clear that any type of moving made me want to puke. Turns out I had food poisoning. It was terrible. My parents had to come get Brandon and take him with them to work today because in the one hour I was left alone with him the following happened:
Grabbed his little stool and got into kitchen junk drawer. Removed two pairs of scissors and entire rest of drawer and threw it on the floor.
Took stool into bathroom and got toothpaste out of my medicine cabinet.
Took stool into his bedroom and got into all of his diaper changing stuff and began playing with his RECTAL thermometer. Shoved it in his pocket (down his shirt) to play with later.
Pulled everything off his bed and out of his toy chest. Smashed family heirloom piano to smithereens, and destroyed bedroom.
Removed all cords from hiding places and threw into the bath tub, also in the bath tub went, two belts, a cup, a shirt and some toys.
Threw about 8 blocks, a grocery card and a foam block into kitchen sink.
Emptied out his dads night stand and cleared off the top of mine.
Sooooo needless to say I was in no shape to watch him and had to call for help. After spending the whole day doing Cartwheels (if you don't know I won't tell you) I finally passed out at around 7PM. This morning I woke up only to find my son digging around in the cat litter box.
WOE IS ME!
1.16.2007
Ickyness
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I hope you are all feeling better. Teething molars sucks! I am not sure if it sucks worse for us moms or for them.
Aren't those stools that everyone tells you to get for potty training great (seething with sarcasm). It allows the children to get into ANYTHING they want and look I can climb now mom. Look how high I can get on things!
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