The latest developmental stage we've been experiencing in our house is the In/Out Stage:
The Caterpillar's new obsession is putting things in things. In the past week I have found:
The latest? As I sit at my desk typing, she enjoys sitting on my lap, grabbing random office supplies and putting them down my shirt. Hey, it keeps her quiet so I roll with it. The other day I talked to a workmate for fifteen minutes before suddenly realizing there was a red marker stuck in my bra and I had a very unusual silhouette indeed. The most frightening part is once I realized it, I grabbed my right bosom and announced that fact to the person with whom I was talking, then fished the pen out of my bra and continued our conversation.
Being a mother strips you any dignity you ever might have previously had.
The Caterpillar's new obsession is putting things in things. In the past week I have found:
- a Cinderella doll and a fake credit card in a sauce pan
- a plastic monkey in my lunch bag
- dirty bottle in the hamper
- a pacifier in my shoe
- a plastic ball in the dishwasher
- a hairbrush in the trashcan
- a ball point pen in a water bottle
- the KingofHeats' watch in the toilet
- the Caterpillar in any box, drawer, basket or other container left within reach
The latest? As I sit at my desk typing, she enjoys sitting on my lap, grabbing random office supplies and putting them down my shirt. Hey, it keeps her quiet so I roll with it. The other day I talked to a workmate for fifteen minutes before suddenly realizing there was a red marker stuck in my bra and I had a very unusual silhouette indeed. The most frightening part is once I realized it, I grabbed my right bosom and announced that fact to the person with whom I was talking, then fished the pen out of my bra and continued our conversation.
Being a mother strips you any dignity you ever might have previously had.
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November 2, 2008 at 6:28 AM
I would kill to be able to go back and blog all of these things. I'd forgotten this. And I can't remember so much about what you guys did. There's something to be said for the push for journals all of these years.