My kids are so bad at sneaking treats. I guess its my fault for having the treats to begin with, but I am not ready to eliminate all treats. So, Riley and Morgan decided they wanted some licorice. I have recreated the dialogue in my head. It goes something like this:
Morgan-- "yummy, licorice."
Riley-- "Hum, how do we do it without Mom noticing".
Morgan-- "licorice, licorice"
Riley--"I know, lets put a blanket over our heads. She will never find us!
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Just a guess, but I am thinking they got caught!
Nance . . . That is a wonderful idea! I have my own half-dozen stories of my kids doing naughty stuff and it is a wonderful way to release my stress and frustration while raising the children!
The BEST stories I have of my kids are created by your own top mischief maker- Ian! As Clint and I always agree . . . When Ian finally sits down and is quiet: It is only the time when HE IS COMING UP WITH A NEW PLAN to make new mischiefs! Ian is a such funny and interesting character . . . and kept on us on our tiptoes.
He was just two years old when he got a hold of permanent black marker and scrawled all over on my new sofa. He was at that same age when he got into sample trinimac meds I just got from doctor office. I laid it down on countertop just to take Suzy to her bed. Guess what! He DRANK about half of those. I had a total meltdown when I saw him chanting at me when I came into the room . . . JUICE, JUICE, JUICE. There's no containers impervious to Ian and his busy little fingers!
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