On Sunday, September 28th Jacob had a fever so I stayed home from church with both of the boys. Since no one else was home I put on a movie for the boys to watch while I ran to the bathroom. I heard them giggling and throwing things. It sounded like one of their balls that they were throwing around. A couple minutes later I heard rocks being thrown. (I have some decorative little stones in the living room.) I went out and found that they were putting rocks in my guitar. Wonderful. All was good until I turned around and found that they had smashed whole peaches on the carpet in the living room. I was pretty irritated until I walked into the kitchen to get some paper towels and noticed that they had smashed about 8 other peaches on the floor. I mean it was everywhere. Those little turkeys. Let's just say that I had a busy morning mopping the floor and cleaning carpets. :) The real kicker of the story is a Murphy's Law. I just mopped the floor and really got all the gung out of all the cracks the night before. When I went to clean up the boys I noticed that Jacob had smeared peaches on the back of his head. What happened there?
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Peach Wars
On Sunday, September 28th Jacob had a fever so I stayed home from church with both of the boys. Since no one else was home I put on a movie for the boys to watch while I ran to the bathroom. I heard them giggling and throwing things. It sounded like one of their balls that they were throwing around. A couple minutes later I heard rocks being thrown. (I have some decorative little stones in the living room.) I went out and found that they were putting rocks in my guitar. Wonderful. All was good until I turned around and found that they had smashed whole peaches on the carpet in the living room. I was pretty irritated until I walked into the kitchen to get some paper towels and noticed that they had smashed about 8 other peaches on the floor. I mean it was everywhere. Those little turkeys. Let's just say that I had a busy morning mopping the floor and cleaning carpets. :) The real kicker of the story is a Murphy's Law. I just mopped the floor and really got all the gung out of all the cracks the night before. When I went to clean up the boys I noticed that Jacob had smeared peaches on the back of his head. What happened there?
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Twins! Double the fun! I am so happy to see you blogging.
Better the peaches on the floor than the pebbles in the guitar!!!
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