“How did this happen?” I demanded,
holding up a purple throw pillow,
glistening with two parallel tracks of
toddler-snot.
She looked at the pillow,
then looked at me
with an I’ve-got-gossip grin:
“The kitty did it.”
Published by reverendmother 3 years ago in poetry, little she-who-is
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ROTFLMAO
Excellent work, C.
And just think, soon you can blame the cat AND your sister.
Ha ha! Way to go, C!
(Did anyone else think that “Original Sin” was a horrible title for a post announcing the birth of your child???)
loved this …
and there I was, expecting a light discussion on infant baptism, to while away the hours of waiting! rofl!
That is hilarious! Obviously a highly advanced child.
Oh, yes, this is one of the new things that two year olds learn to do. Since my children were each two years apart, they all learned to foist their misdeeds on their younger sib or the cats or the dog at about the same time. And they smiled when they did it.
ROFL
That sounds about right for that age. Do remember though that we are all born with “Original Blessing”, after all God alone creates and did see that it was “good!”
They’ll grow up all too soon as it is. Bless you and the wee ones in your life.
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