Posted by Greg K on January 14, 2013 at 14:54:44 from (75.104.160.54):
BUT, I wish she would quit buying the latest and greatest crap in the stores. I had to go to the school today and pick up our 5 year old because he was sick/running a fever. I got home and tried to take his temp. First with one that you put in their ear, like at the doctors. Next with one that you put on their temple. The temp was anywhere from 94 to 97 degrees, depending on which one was used. When she got home 5 hours later and tried to take his temp and finally found a good old one you put in their mouth and it was 103! I knew they were wrong but had no idea how wrong. I think it may be time to rethink the quality vs. quantity thing, but I am afraid that she will bring up my tractors! :)
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