An A for effort
Peanut is still sick. And, of course, like clockwork, Loaf now has the same thing.
They are feverish and cranky and scratchy-throated. The last two days, we've let them lounge on the couch watching way more TV than normal - movie after movie.
Yesterday morning while I was at work, Mark set them up with Cars, which may be the longest children's movie ever made. When it was over, he turned off the TV and offered to read to them for a while. But Peanut, recognizing this was way out of pattern and wanting to take full advantage of it, kept asking for another show.
"After lunch," he explained, "you can watch another one."
Without missing a beat she asked, "Can I have lunch?"
Time: 10:23 a.m.
Nice try.
They are feverish and cranky and scratchy-throated. The last two days, we've let them lounge on the couch watching way more TV than normal - movie after movie.
Yesterday morning while I was at work, Mark set them up with Cars, which may be the longest children's movie ever made. When it was over, he turned off the TV and offered to read to them for a while. But Peanut, recognizing this was way out of pattern and wanting to take full advantage of it, kept asking for another show.
"After lunch," he explained, "you can watch another one."
Without missing a beat she asked, "Can I have lunch?"
Time: 10:23 a.m.
Nice try.
Labels: Adventures in Parenting, NaBloPoMo, The Darndest Things
posted by Kimberly at
8:26 PM
2 Comments:
I have seen cars 2,457,575,457 times. I know all the words. sigh.
But she is a quick one.. lol.. I hope she feels better soon!!
ha ha ha.
Even when she's sick, she's on top of things.
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