103.2

That was Hunter's temperature last night. Wednesday we received a note in his backpack from preschool that read "there have been a couple cases of strep throat, please watch your children for symptoms." So when he told me last night that it felt like he had swords in his throat I figured that was what we were dealing with. Not wanting this to go into the weekend, I went ahead and called the doctor. I feel as though they now know my voice when I call to make an appointment. They did a strep screen, and that came back negative, so they said he probably just had a virus. So off we went to see Danny and to take him some lunch. After we left his work we got about 30 seconds down hwy 62 when I hear the worst sound you can hear while driving down the highway, Hunter throwing up all over the floor, his clothes, the carseat, the back of my seat (good thing all he had all morning was water). It was horrible, so we turned around to go back to Danny's work to get him cleaned up. I stripped him down to his underwear, wrapped him in one of Danny's sweatshirts, traded car seats, and left for home. Now he is asleep and I am off to lysol my car. AAAAAAHHHHHH the joy of children.