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hockeymomoftwo said:I so want to tell him that he is going to wdw to make him feel better that it is killing me to keep it secret right now.
Maybe you should? You could make it your special secret?? I mean, that alone wont cure him...but you feel SO blah when you're sick -especially as a little kid (esp. when you're missing games, things your brothers are doing, etc.) ...it might just help cheer him up a bit (make him feel extra special and always be a sweet memory for him...) My older son and I sit in his bed some nights and I pull up the Disney site on the laptop. We pick out rides that go on our "must-do" list and look at pictures of "must EAT" food, etc. Before I know it he's tired and in a very good mood! We did it before out last trip and now for this one - maybe just one night a week - but it makes for a really nice quiet time for us.
Ofcourse, if you dont want to share the secret with just him that's understandable. Really, any special time will cheer him up....I still remember (and for some dorky reason its one of my most fond memories...) the Cinderella paperdoll book my mothers best friend brought me when I had chicken pox. (I didnt even like princesses - I was SUCH a tomboy - but I just loved it - made me feel VERY special!)
Hope he's feeling MUCH better VERY fast. You take care too!
All I can say is you might want to invest in two misty blowy fans (one for each hand), AND the cooling neckerchief (what a word!!!) thingy, AND freeze your undergarments each night in the little hotel room fridge freezer compartment!

"At least underwear, right!?" 
You truly are royalty oh great
THEY ARE THE GREATEST INVENTION EVER!!!!!. Never had any luck with the Wal-mart ones down in WDW. The fall apart! Just picked up "GEL FILLED neckechiefs" for 2.00 in 
evidently the Behr rep. didn't feel like putting the extras away, so he/she just crammed them in there..actually...don't tell 
I feel for ya, Cyn. DH just became a prof. here at SCAD last year. He was burned out from 20 years in corporate advertising, 80 hour work weeks, lots of BS...he thought teaching would be easier...I guess it is, but not as much as we both thought. He is still putting in 60hr+ work weeks, still some BS..Of course not nearly as bad as before...and at only a 60% salary decrease..
This was one of those quality of life decisions I had heard of people making, and I'm glad we did it. Probably after a couple of years he won't have as much work..
