We were almost late to school yesterday.
There was two things to blame
This guy
And these.
Yes a baby and socks.
I was dutifully
Lucas grabbed his socks, which had been sitting on the floor and they were wet.
Remember this guy?
The cute, slobbery, still not mobile but puts everything in his mouth that is within his reach.
Yes-the socks were within his reach.
So upstairs I go to find another pair-but Lucas didn't want another pair- he wanted his new socks and proceeded to let me know by
I
He finally agreed to put on the older dry pair on and we were off.
And this guy?
He just smiled the whole time.I am linking up today with Cecily
(sorry Cecily-couldn't get your joint button to work)**********************
In a few weeks on my photography blog-
I will be showing you the edits I did to get that first picture! So don't forget to check over there.
So cute! I have a slobbery sock chewer too! :)
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are better every day! I need you to be my teacher!!!
ReplyDeleteRyder is incredibly adorable and I'm glad Lucas didn't choose to wear wet socks! ;)
Oh how I love those eyes!!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! What a little doll! I love that age :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute story! And your pics are great. It's nice to know there are other people who have days like that.
ReplyDeleteLOL Your strikeouts cracked me up! hahaha.
ReplyDeleteI hate mornings like those. It is good you can turn it into something fun and use those super cute pictures along with it!
I love baby drool! He's a cutie.
ReplyDeleteI can almost imagine the drama with soggy socks.
It's good to know that your priorities are totally in order.
#1 blogging
#2 attending to the needs of the children
Yep, you rock.
I've had my share of being late on account of socks. And kids. :) PS--you can grab the PSF button on my site, too. http://betterinbulk.net/
ReplyDeleteAwhhh :( I like wearing new socks too! Maybe tomorrow. HA!
ReplyDeleteSounds like something that would happen in my house. I don't have another kid to get them wet, but my four year old moves around so fast he's like two kids. And he would then refuse to put on the new socks, I just know him.
ReplyDeleteRyder is so cute. I can't imagine how lovely those socks tasted. Cotton mouth anyone? LOL
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, Emmy! That kid of yours is DELICIOUS and your pictures of him are FAAAAABULOUS. I am SO impressed!
ReplyDeleteSocks almost make us late nearly every morning around here. Gracie's need to wear two pair and have them feel right is a major time suck.
Who told Ryder, by the way, that he could grow up while I was on my forced blogging break? Not fair!
That little sock slobberer is totally worth being late for. He gets cuter by the day. I want to eat him up. Really.
ReplyDeleteSometimes they are so much easier when they can't actually speak.
ReplyDeleteBut that little guy is too darn cute to be too mad at!
ReplyDeletebrennan starts preschool in sept. i called today and switched him to the 12:30 class b/c we all know i wasn't going to be making it by 9. ha!
ReplyDeleteEdy just started eating her own socks this week. I've never had a toe grabber, so I'm loving this stage... right now ;)
ReplyDeleteDon't you love those emotional kindergarteners? My daughter threw a MAJOR tantrum this morning because she couldn't find any pants. want to know where they were? Oh, yeah. In her drawer. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine the meltdown now...
ReplyDeleteI'll use this post when I need to explain to the Little One why having a little brother isn't all that great!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH ... those blue blue eyes!
Hee hee! One little thing can mess up the entire morning! My boys think it's funny to let me know they can't find their shoes right as we need to walk out the door! I do not leave time in the schedule for mishaps!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a CUTIE!!!
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