Then Hazel caught it and it quickly turned into pneumonia. Unfortunately we had to reach this diagnosis after a full day of dehydration leading to a trip to the ER to have IV fluids pumped into her. This, along with 10 hours of other poking and prodding and testing, made for a very traumatic evening for Hazel and for
As she has been recovering, she has been slightly dramatic at times, and needless to say, we have been catering to her every whim. Well- I realized it had gone too far today when she talked over Owen while he was trying to tell me about his day at school.
Me "Hazel, it's rude to talk when someone else is talking."
Hazel "Why?"
Me "Because I couldn't hear what Owen was trying to say."
Hazel (in a VERY pitiful voice): "But I like to talk when other kids are talking because that just makes me feel better."
Um, yeah....I think that's pushing it.
4 comments:
ha! I guess she's starting to feel back to normal huh? :)
i'm so thrilled to have the opportunity to learn these things via you n yours before i have any of my own... note to self: kids as young as 2 can milk it like mad.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You are seriously in trouble when she gets older.
So sorry to hear that you've all been sick. Sounds like you're on the mend now, though. Children are such amazing creatures, and I say that in all honesty. The things they learn (such as how to adapt in any given situation) at such tender ages is completely mind-blowing.
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