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October 27, 2009 at 1:09 pm by marianajosephIn our school there’s a lice epidemic and kids get send home. Surprise!
Major drag to clean the whole house, not to mention the endless nit combing, etc.
Just heard of this product that could have prevented it to begin with: a Bug Bag.
Why did no one tell me before? Just put your kid’s coat in this every day and save your sick days. I found it on http://www.bugbagusa.com
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October 23, 2009 at 4:38 pm by Katie BethellA friend just shared this one with me and I had to post it here:
“Earlier this week our daycare closed because of a sick cat that needed to be taken to the vet by our daycare provider. Calling in to work to explain that one was something else… especially as I had already used up all my sick days for the year!”
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October 23, 2009 at 2:44 pm by AnitaOne of my kids is in preschool, and when she was sick I knew I had no choice but to keep her home. They’re pretty fast about sending sick kids back home. I kind of do some mental preparation because I know I’m going to be making up that work time into the wee hours, but I also know I’m really lucky to work online and have flexibility.
Would love to hear how others do this juggle.
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