So this is how I found my daughter yesterday morning after church, after I followed her whining voice saying "Daa-Dee? Daa-Dee?" into our "laundry room" (and i use that term loosely).
now I know what you're thinking...
number one: terrible parent!...
number two: you stopped to get the camera?!?
After I told Ruby that this was in fact NOT funny and "NO,NO!", I instantly turned to face Daniel, trying to hide my smile as we both in unison said, "Get the camera"! Him with an ever so slight tone of mockery, but what can I say, he knows me!
I get it though.
Lesson learned.
Never, EVER, leave the dryer open...
But I could not miss this adorable photo-op!
Besides that, she's a girl after my own heart.
number one: terrible parent!...
number two: you stopped to get the camera?!?
After I told Ruby that this was in fact NOT funny and "NO,NO!", I instantly turned to face Daniel, trying to hide my smile as we both in unison said, "Get the camera"! Him with an ever so slight tone of mockery, but what can I say, he knows me!
I get it though.
Lesson learned.
Never, EVER, leave the dryer open...
But I could not miss this adorable photo-op!
Besides that, she's a girl after my own heart.
I vividly recall a particularly bored afternoon
when I myself decided to see if I could fit in our dryer...
I was in high school at the time.
And yes, I fit.
Like I said, I was bored...and YES, I was a dork! I admit it.
Happy?
2 comments:
Well if it makes you feel any better, I don't think I've ever thought of the dryer as a danger. My eyes are open a little wider... so consider it a public service announcement. A very cute mischievous public service announcement.
cute as cute can be, but, yes, a little scary, too!
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