



Friday night I hung out with my sister and Jules. We were @ Wal-Mart @ like 2 am getting paint for something we wanted to do Saturday. I am uncertain as to what time it was

All last week whenever we were home the place was a wreck. I am a person that needs it to appear as though there is some kind of order when in fact there is actually no method to my madness. Toward the end of the week the boys were getting into everything and I was running low on patience. No seriously, they were into EVERYTHING. I don't really keep anything on my kitchen counters but I do have a set of knives hanging on the kitchen wall near the stove on a magnetic strip. The boys have apparently grown tired of playing with the same old pots and pans under the cabinet and they decided they needed a change.
Luke and Ezra are still pushing the dining room chairs up to the counters and climbing onto the counters only now they have decided once they are on the counter (since I shut the water off underneath the sink so they cannot turn it on) that they must get into the cabinets when they are up there. They also got the knives down today...fortunately, I caught them when they only had one steak knife each in their hands but still, a scary moment. Picture this: You walk into your kitchen and see your 20 month old sons ATOP the STOVE leaning over to a nearby, yet far away for a baby, wall with one hand and holding steak knives in the other? It was a little scary. Once they saw me see them, they did the little laugh. You know the one, like some cartoon character with a twisted mustache-Wha ha ha! OK, maybe not exactly, but something like that. Once I pried the knives from their tiny hands I did laugh a little. Anyway, after a week of never ending laundry and maniacal baby laughs, bc there were more instances they needed to use those laughs, I needed to make a mess that I didn't mind cleaning up. So we painted...babies! Then I got my laughs. What did we learn this week? I am not sure. Do we need to keep measuring? I think we are pretty far gone into our unschooling world and we can't tell where the living stops and the learning begins, which I think is where we were headed. Dom thinks I am crazy...but that is for another entry.















2 comments:
Painting babies, what fun!! Braden and Dalton were climbers too. There was nothing that I could put high enough that they wouldn't get to, so frustrating!
I love the library, I can spend hours in there, which reminds me, I have overdue library materials...again...ugh!
I can't believe you got in trouble at WalMart,lol...too funny!
the first time i let the boys finger paint and they got covered in paint, Dinoguy kept telling me "Mom, its fun getting messy!" and coated himself in paint. It was an experience! :)
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