First I have to tell a funny. Last night, during our family bible study, we were discussing the story of the Israelites worshipping the golden calf. Towards the end, Tigger starts talking about how a king killed some of the Israelites.
Me: You mean Pharoah?
Tigger: Yes, I mean no. Another king.
Me: (in the interest of trying to figure out which king he meant I proceed to ask) When did this happen?
Tigger: Uh, 1845?
ROFLOL. He is such a hoot, sometimes. Later that night, when they were having their before bed snack, I heard something drop but it didn't sound like breakage, so I didn't think anything of it. Next thing I know, Tigger is snuggling up to me and in a very little voice says, "Pooh broke your cup and he's very very sorry." Then I see Pooh standing there with a very sad face. All was well and I reassured them I wasn't upset.
Thankfully, it was an already cracked cup. LOL
For the rest of the week, I'll be squeezing in some school work with getting ready for this year's District Convention. I have clothes to get ready, food to organize and prepare and keep up with the regular routine as much as possible. Pooh also has an early morning dental appt on Thursday. I found a piece of one of his molars missing last week and it wigged me out. Eeewwww! I hate the dentist anyway but am trying to keep a calm demeanor for his sake.
Well, I must go finish cleaning up all the glass in my kitchen. I just about half an hour ago (in the middle of blogging) heard a crash. I had put my glass pan of freshly made granola bars on an evidently still on burner. Result: a glass explosion. It is swept but needs vacuuming. So toodaloo!!!
2 comments:
Kids are funny. I'm ready for our DC. I can't wait!
I'm taking a few minutes on this box too but have a ton of things to do. Sewing, rearranging, having kids over tomorrow for some pool time on top of school.
We do lead busy lives.
Oh wow!!! I am so excited that Pooh came up to you and apologized with the right expression . . . Is that a big milestone for him? It would be for Pamela, but it is hard to know where everyone's kids are developmentally!
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