
I gave my husband such a hard time for being sick. It was pretty ridiculous that he couldn't take his own tea bag out of his tea because it 'hurt to move'. But I do have to swallow some of that.
I had a fun girls' night out planned. I was meeting my friends for dinner in town. Since I live a ways out of town, I decided to get a room at a beautiful, centrally located hotel, so I wouldn't have to drive home.
It was a beautiful plan!
It was a fun evening, as it should have been. We met many characters. I'm not sure if a written description will do them justice, but I'll try for another post.
It went pretty well, until ~ 4:00am, when the sickness hit me square in the face . . . and in the stomach . . . and definitely in my head . . . and everywhere. Before you even start - no, I was not hung over!
It was the kind of sick where you start to think death is a good idea, and sleep is the only form of relief.
When I called my husband late in the morning to ask him what I should do. He didn't say anything like - see? How does that feel?
He immediately offered to drive down and pick me up, knowing it's no fun to be sick in a hotel room, especially when you forgot your toothpaste! Seriously.
So, now I have to eat all those snide accusations about what a baby he was. (later - I couldn't even keep water down at the moment).
Even though he wasn't completely recovered himself, he did climb on that white horse, don the shining armor and rescue me from myself!

5 comments:
What do they say? Laughing is catching. I am sorry you are sick. Hope you feel better soon.
I hope you feel better soon!
Thanks for visiting me when I'm sick. I hope you don't catch any sick germs from this post.
get well soon, but keep posting. we love it!
A wise man. Maybe sometimes saying nothing is enough said.
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