I need a memory- charm, PLEASE!!
mecki987
meckelburg at foni.net
Tue Apr 16 15:51:00 UTC 2002
Hi!
I need a memory- charm. I really do! Could someone please erase the
last week from my memory. And while you're at it. -A nice little
potion for dreamless- sleep would be more than welcome! (I need a 2l-
bottle with lemonade-taste, so I can give some to the kids too).
This has been A week!What a week!
Last monday my little son was ill- Fever over 104°F (40°C), crying all
day, not 2 millimeters away from Mummies arms. All of you with kids
know how exhaustive this is. Wednedsday evening was at last slightly
better. Thursday was the day I got killed by the little monsters that
came to my sons birthday- party ( Hey, after a week past, I really do
believe the report was quite funny). Friday my older daughter- yes,
she got ill too. Fever upto 106!!(41,3°C), despite medication.
Hospital was only seconds away. Monday she felt slightly better
(meaning for a 8year old she was runnning around again, wanting
something every 5 seconds), today she even went back to school. Last
night- yep, there's more- my son started vomiting all night.
Is this enough?No? Well, to top it all- I just got news from the
kindergarten Marten was supposed to go to- and they don't take him,
because I'm a full-time mother and they're too full to "take a little
boy, just because his Mummy wants time for herself"!
Okay, now you know it. I can't stand much longer! I need a break!
(hey, I DON'T mean a holiday with the family- that's never a holiday
for the mum. Even if I love it, I don't get rest). I want to go in my
bed,take the sleeping-potion and sleep for two entire weeks. Then I
want a nice breakfast in bed and we can talk about me being a mother
again!
AAAARRRGGGGHHHHHH!
(Screaming helps sometimes, but sadly not always)
And hey, I liked the "Telling the guy to help" thread and some of it
is indeed true. But don't you think a husband can see you need help if
you have your child on your lap, vomiting all over you? I mean, just
like common sense? Get a bucket and a towel, and then at least offer
"Shall I hold him for a minute?" So you can get the filthy clothes
off, a nightgown or a clean T-shirt on, get clean clothes for the kid
(Give it to the husband, he will eventually know where to put it) and
remake the bed? And, if a husband would do the cleaning, while you're
at the soothing-job, even better- but probably too much to ask for!
I mean, every fool can see, you can't sit there soothing and clean
everything at the same time.And you can't put the kid back to bed like
it is either ("Darling, I think he is okay now- Come back to
bed(wink))
My husband does help. He goes to the supermarket because he has the
car, and he does the gardening, if I keep the kids off his back while
he's at it. So, he can't do something and take care of the kids at the
same time (he's a wonderful Daddy when it comes to playing with the
kids). Why does he expect that WE can? we have to do laundry, cooking
and Babysitting the same time every day, and all he does is complain
when something is not done!
Okay! I'd better stop ranting! So, if you know a good memory-charm
(the muggle- variation alcohol only makes a headache and other bad
side-effects), PLEASE let me know
mecki
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