"Why?"
"Feel it. Just feel it once."
I felt it. I didn't feel anything, though.
"Does it feel very feverish?" she said.
Phoebe is trying to make herself have a fever, forcing Holden to touch her forehead. She's not really sick. She's just being a kid, thinking she has the power to raise or lower her body temperature at will.
I have a sick kid. My son woke up this morning at 2 a.m. and puked all over the floor. This is round number two for him with the stomach flu. I spent the next two hours lying on the floor next to the couch, holding his head every time he threw up in a bucket. By the time I left for work, he was at the dry heaves stage.
So this has been a pretty rotten P.O.E.T.S. Day. I'm tired, and I still have to stop at Wal-Mart to pick up some Gatorade and diapers. Then, when I get home, I have to clean the house. From there, I don't know where this vomitty day is going to take me.
Saint Marty is ready to go back to bed.
It wasn't quite this fun! |
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