This following is a public service announcement for those of you who ever keep Noelle.
As we drove home from church today Noelle was particularly quiet. As you know, quiet is rarely, if ever, used to describe her -- especially while in her carseat. Normally I can ask her one question and she will respond and then continue to talk about anything and everything that enters her mind for the rest of our time in the car. Today was different. She wouldn't answer any question. She wouldn't sing. She wouldn't tell us what she wanted to eat for lunch. She wouldn't list her friends from Sunday School. The car ride was full of complete silence. We learned why less than 10 seconds after walking in the door: Noelle threw up and then she threw up again.
The moral of this story is that if you are ever with Noelle and she remains quiet for more than 30 seconds, you should immediately rush her to the bathroom or cover your house in plastic tarps because the quiet game is about to end.
3 comments:
Aw, poor girl!
I'm going to assume the same PSA applies to Tate as well! Thanks for the heads up!
Hey, at least you got in the house first, right?? I've heard it is NO FUN cleaning vomit on a car seat. Poor Noelle.
Sarah, it was so good to catch up tonight!! We miss you guys!
Jacob does the same thing....but now that he can form complete sentences and knows when the throw up is coming~it does make it easier to get the tarps out first ;-)
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