I was on my way to campus to meet with some students when Todd texted me: "Your youngest daughter is hurling". He assured me he could handle it, and when I got home, she was fast asleep and all was well.
The next morning I kept her home from school. No fever, no more hurling, and she was bouncing off the walls.
So....in a rookie parenting move, I took her back to school at noon.
And at 2pm, I got a terse call from the school nurse who informed me that my child had thrown up at school, and a reminder that children weren't allowed back to school unless they were vomit-free for 24 hours.
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