"What can I pick up for you?" he asked.
"Kleenex with lotion," I said, congested and in my best pathetic, pouty-whimper voice.
"Anything else?"
"Uh-huh. More Kleenex with lotion, and then some more after that."
Michael arrived with a bag full of stuff: plenty of boxes of Kleenex with lotion; another NettiePot; a bag of Halls lozenges; a bottom-drawer-of-fridge-full of SoBe drinks; Milano cookies; a bunch of yellow tulilps; and a card. I love my husband.
I also love my kid, who sat quietly playing in my lap, so content, as if he knew I wasn't in the best shape to entertain. As I pulled the items out of the bag, he adopted them as new toys.
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And then, as if he was 10 years old, he took the get-well card out of the bag, looked up into my face, and handed it to me.
And just like that, I'm practically good as new.

Did he sign the card? THAT would be impressive. :-)
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