Needless to say, Avery stayed home today. He had a fever and diarrhea -- it was so bad he couldn't make it to the bathroom. I had a couple of beauty appointments scheduled, so we stayed home in shifts. Josh stayed with Avery while I had my nails done; I stayed with Avery while he went on a bike ride. Avery was really listless all day until this evening. Josh picked up some diarrhea medicine at the pharmacy this afternoon and that seemed to help. Of course, the timing is sad since Josh and I have been planning to leave for Capri tomorrow for a couple of days. If Avery is not well-enough to go to school, we'll have to adjust our departure.
I picked Olivia up from school and we walked home. Along the way we stopped for a cafe (for me) and a biscotti (for her). While we were sitting at the banquette, a group of teenagers came in and sat next to us. I wasn't paying much attention, but Olivia overheard them and then told me (in secret) that they'd said "cazzo," and then she told me what it meant. Unfortunately, cursing in Italian is part of the linguistic lesson that sticks with kids.
Morris came over tonight to make some dinner which was really helpful since Avery wanted me to sit with him all evening. Poor little guy. I just hope he can sleep through the night tonight (so we can too:)) and that he'll feel better in the morning.
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