We have a baby gate blocking Crew's entry to the kitchen. Sometimes I forget how necessary it is... and then Crewzer reminds me.
This is the 'cleaned up' version of today's adventure. There was a full bowl of spaghetti on the table this morning. It was left there for Elle- with threats of making her eat it for breakfast. Obviously, that didn't happen. It did, however, get eaten... sort of. I made a trip downstairs to do some laundry, and came back to this. It is hard to explain the grossness (is that a word?) of this cereal box. I guess that's what happens when you eat spaghetti and cereal from the box all at the same time, with the same hands.
The rest of the bowl of spaghetti? ALL over the floor... along with a shattered bowl. Anybody feel the urge to buy us a present? We have started eating out of our mismatched Tupperware. For 'some reason' we are dangerously low on actual dishes. Honestly- this kid doesn't overwhelm me. In fact, he really doesn't make me any more crazy than I already was. I think he is hilarious. Seriously. Everything he does is funny to me. It's a good thing... because otherwise I might run away. I have a feeling he'll get less funny and less cute as he gets older.
4 comments:
spaghetti and LIFE cereal - what a combination! What a kid!
That is pretty gross, but it probably tasted just fine. He's just a smart kid, putting two yummy things together...it's kind of like that casserole that my mom always made (and I will never make it)...I think it's sentimental title is "shepherd's pie". And BTW, you are like the unofficial captain of my favorite friends group, FYI!!
do you ever start to wonder if your other kids ever feel left out...the squeaky wheel gets the oil!
I think they are just born that way. It reminds me exactly of Braden. It doesn't go away. They just get smarter. He is the reason why we have no glass dish of any sort, all the doors have ghetto chains, and I replaced my pretty scalloped edge glass dining room table with a crappy wood one (only cuz the glass table broke in half). Obviously they didn't have creative one year olds walk on those bad boys before they sold them. They sure make for some great stories and fun memories, though!
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