Me, to Anna: “Baby, don’t cry. Let me wipe your droolies. Do you want another ba-ba before bed?”
Doug: “Now why won’t the bartender ever say that to me?”
A little baby/drunk metaphorical humor for you all.
Me, to Anna: “Baby, don’t cry. Let me wipe your droolies. Do you want another ba-ba before bed?”
Doug: “Now why won’t the bartender ever say that to me?”
A little baby/drunk metaphorical humor for you all.
…having to ask Doug for assistance with a childproof cap. Along with it came an unsettling idea: what if these caps come with built-in IQ detectors, and I didn’t make the grade? Which begs one more question—until I master these caps, should I really be left in charge of medicating the children?
Chased a preschooler and toddler around in the 90-degree humidity, a baby dangling from my arms and two dogs barking at my heels. Wasn’t there a time when the word “summer” was attached to “vacation”?
…that you will never outgrow your kids’ size nine sneakers, and that you will always hold onto my shoulders and step into your superhero underpants one leg at a time.