This is not "help"

When a child throws up all over her bed at 1:00a.m. (thank God, not all over her sisters) and I:

• unlatch the baby
• strip child who got sick
• move sleeping sisters to the sofa and recliner
• wash sick child's hair and rinse her mouth
• re-dress sick child
• evaluate what accouterments in the bed are in need of cleaning
  
• move said stuffed animals to the sink for washing
• move clothes from the dryer to the basket on the sofa (sigh...)
  
• move clothes from the washer to the dryer (another sigh...)
  
• strip the bed
• rinse the fitted sheet before putting it in the wash
• load the washer and start both washer and dryer
  
• clean BehBear and Bear

you getting up at this point and asking, "Should I blow up the air mattress so you can put them on it in Harrison's room?" is not helping me. I can have the bed remade and ready for the children before you have the air mattress blown up. I did have the bed remade and ready for the children before you had the air mattress blown up. Please don't tell me I don't appreciate your help.

I decided to make the air mattress and put the sick child on it just in case she got sick again. So, it was appreciated.