Yes, I am referring to the little boys that live in my house whom I often refer to kindly as sons, but once in a great while they act more like little hyenas--up to no good and always giggling about it.
Today, after being exiled to the yard, (and yes, I did use that exact word as I banished them outdoors) I went to check on them. They were in the garage. Besides the fact that there were cheetos all over the garage floor, which wasn't really a huge deal because they are easy to clean up, there wasn't really anything that seemed suspicious until I tried to close the garage door and it just wouldn't budge even after pressing the button several times.
Roman then explained that as the door was going up he had used it as a sort of a ride and then somehow it just stopped working.
Great.
Well, I hope Roman enjoyed his day in exile because it just may be his last. Which poses the question, is nowhere safe for young lads of, say, four and two-almost-three? I think not.
I now know why there is a foreboding phrase of "oh boy" and not "oh girl".
6 comments:
Well, as my mom (who raised six boys) would say: "Its a good thing I like kids better than I like things." Sometimes she said it with gritted teeth. Personally I prefer: "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em." I think it would have been fun to ride the garage door too. hee hee. As always, I get such a kick out of reading your blog!
You said it! Oh, boy(s). I hope the garage door is fixable!
LOL. No nowhere is not even safe for boys. Gotta love their hands on curiosity!
I am not looking forward to Bryant growing up. I'm hoping he will be like the boy across the street who is only interested in playing with his Thomas set or watching Thomas DVDs. Well, really, I hope Bryant is interested in more things than that, like riding bikes and exploring the great outdoors. However, I hope he isn't as curious as your two boys. Remind me to keep Bryant far, far, far away from Roman and Greggory. :)
Your boys are ADORABLE! I love the photo. Cute post too.
let me know if you find somewhere safe to put boys. i can totally sympathize.
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