It all started with an itsy bitsy spider.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
The Itsy Bitsy Spider
A more subtle oddity is the dinosaur, which is strangely hanging upside down on the drawer handle in the background.
Even more subtle is the fact that David is secretly hiding crayons behind his back. A green and blue one, to be specific. Oddly enough, those are also the same colors of two new and rather mysterious markings on one of our nice white pillows. This picture is proof that David is not only planning his mischievious activities in advance, but that he also knows he should not be doing them. We will be setting up surveillance cameras in the boys' room next week.
Grams was over today to watch the boys while Angie and I went to get more pregger pics. I think these things look a little like ink blot tests sometimes. What do you see in this picture? I see a little butterfly who was NOT ALLOWED TO EAT SUGAR-COATED CEREAL AS A CHILD!
After work, I took the boys to the playground, where soccer ball turned into dodge ball. At one point, Peter snuck up on me and smashed me square in the face at point blank range. I mean, he really nailed me hard. I was so proud. My nose needed a little break, though, so we opted for a little brotherly squeeze-n-slide.
She immediately panicked. 'Did you take a picture of me?' See, since starting this blog, she has somehow become paranoid that I will use pictures of her to embarrass her. No, of course not. Pictures aren't the only way.
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1) What was the best part of your day?
Peter: When I go'ed with you to football play.
David: When I play mit you and my balloon.
2) What was the worst part of your day?
Peter: When I almost go'ed in my pants.
David: When owa-schmowa
3) What would you like to do tomorrow?
Peter: To go with you downstairs and play football with you and Marie.
David: [David's attention span has left the building.]
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Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Lazy Boy
Maybe that's because the little monster had been terrorizing the shit out of the entire house all morning. Angie, Peter, the cat, our plants, my shoes, the trash, two boxes of puzzle pieces, and our curtains were all on David To Destroy list.
Peter was also a sleepy camper this morning. He was still dreaming away when the kids from downstairs rang. They ran in and jumped on Peter's bed, shook him, tickled him, sat on his head - nothing. They eventually got bored and disappeared again. Peter eventually got up, just in time for lunch.
After lunch, Angie took the boys to the zoo. At one point she sent me a message asking where I had put our year-long zoo pass, since I was the last one to use it. In my wallet, of course. Shit.
The lady at the zoo let them in for free anyway. She was either in a really nice mood or so completely sick of her job that she could care less that some dumbass dad hijacked the family zoo pass.
Angie went into the crowded gift shop at the zoo and one of the ladies there pointed at her and screamed 'Hey! Aren't you that lady that lost her kid here once?' See the June entry called The Vegan Circus, under the Ladder Talk section for Peter's worst part of the day. Hey, Angie - you're famous.
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1) What was the best part of your day?
Peter: When I go'ed to the zoo with Mama and then I met you there after your work.
David: To zoo and saw the camel.
2) What was the worst part of your day?
Peter: When I don't see the donkeys. We no see all the animals.
David: When I owa get on fall down sofa.
3) What would you like to do tomorrow?
Peter: I want to do with you when you finish work to go football playing.
David: Dora on.
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