God Monday's are terrible. It's cold, and we're both tired after having to attempt a midnight dash to A&E because the little boy woke up at 0100 with a temperature of 40 degrees. Obviously by the time we got there, and he spent an hour playing with all the toys, it had come down to a normal level. Ana's also had to deal with Lloyd's fraud team having had her card cloned, so we needed something to perk us up. Stage one: CURRY!
Stage Two: GLEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Food of the Milos Porridge for breakfast/lunch as he eventually got up (11.30!), bizarrely a Calypso lollypop and then some ratatouille and a jacket spud for dinner
sources tomato curry - Simon Hopkinson, Delicious, November 2007, p86
Yikes, thats scary! Second time around its much easier (2nd child I mean, not 2nd high fever.) Remember how freaked out I was when Amy ran a temp when we were away with you guys on our trip back to the UK? Well Stella was running a 40.4 degree temp a while back so I dosed her with nurofen and panadol, sat up and watched tv with her till she fell asleep and then went back to bed! As for the card cloning, we got skimmed whilst in South Africa and the bastards made off with $2800 before we found out. Thankfully getting it back proved to be the easiest banking experience of my life. One phone call, three working days and the money was all back in our account. Apparently more than 12,000 cards have been cancelled by banks in New South Wales over the last 10 days, nearly $50million stolen. There is one VERY rich fraudster out there somewhere!
Hi Sarah, Yes,high temperatures can be scary.His was 40.8 and he had pins and needles in his hands so NHS direct advised that we go to get it checked asap. He seems generally ok but had temp of 40.4 again last night. We did the same as you and kept him up for a bit until the meds kicked in. As for the card fraud mine hasn't been such an easy experience unfotunately! A trip to the bank to fill in one form today, and numerous phone calls, Argh! We must chat soon! xxx
Yikes, thats scary! Second time around its much easier (2nd child I mean, not 2nd high fever.) Remember how freaked out I was when Amy ran a temp when we were away with you guys on our trip back to the UK? Well Stella was running a 40.4 degree temp a while back so I dosed her with nurofen and panadol, sat up and watched tv with her till she fell asleep and then went back to bed! As for the card cloning, we got skimmed whilst in South Africa and the bastards made off with $2800 before we found out. Thankfully getting it back proved to be the easiest banking experience of my life. One phone call, three working days and the money was all back in our account. Apparently more than 12,000 cards have been cancelled by banks in New South Wales over the last 10 days, nearly $50million stolen. There is one VERY rich fraudster out there somewhere!
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ReplyDeleteYes,high temperatures can be scary.His was 40.8 and he had pins and needles in his hands so NHS direct advised that we go to get it checked asap. He seems generally ok but had temp of 40.4 again last night. We did the same as you and kept him up for a bit until the meds kicked in. As for the card fraud mine hasn't been such an easy experience unfotunately! A trip to the bank to fill in one form today, and numerous phone calls, Argh!
We must chat soon! xxx
p.s this is Ana writing!
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