Someday, Gracie is going to call me up and be like, "Mom, you will NOT BELIEVE what your granddaughter just did!!"
And I'll be like, "Oh, did she use up an entire roll of toilet paper firing wads of wet paper at the bathroom ceiling when she was supposed to be in bed, like you did when you were six?"
And then I'll chuckle.
Today?
NOT CHUCKLING.
xoxo,
Smiles for Thursday!!!
ReplyDeleteAww *hugs* You're a great mommy. And just remember, at least it was toilet paper and not poop. *glares at todlette as flashbacks of terrible twos set in*
ReplyDeleteYes, at least it wasn't poop. *glares at whichever child of mine occasionally uses the curtain instead of toilet paper and won't fess up.*
ReplyDeleteHaha, EWWWW, Melissa.
ReplyDeleteAlso, oh man, I am so glad it wasn't poop. However, that sort of thing has TOTALLY been done before in the Hopkins house. The Era Of Misery That Shall Never Be Spoken Of Again (formerly known as Potty Training) was my hell on Earth.
Creativity most definitely runs in your family, my dear.
ReplyDeleteWhen L went through her poop sculpture phase, my mom told me that someday she might be famous for using such an organic medium. I told her, frankly I don't give a s*&%, and she can come clean it up then. Clay works just as well, IMO. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI hope your day has gotten better! <3
Ah, so fun! That's why I keep my children chained to their beds at night. ;oP
ReplyDeleteHOLLLLLY! - hahaha, I miss your parenting tips.
ReplyDeleteKristen - HAHAHAHA, seriously. And again, EW.
You have very, very entertaining daughters.
ReplyDeleteI love reading about their shenanigans!!
(and hilarious picture. If only it were that simple!)
At least it wasn't Sharpie...all over the brand new dining room carpet and the white built in buffet...he was about 3 years old...me...I just about fainted when I came down the stairs. Lol...I laugh now, but I sure didn't that day. :-P
ReplyDeleteThe joys of parenting!!
lol - I think they're both perfect!
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