Disaster

This is a word used often in our house. Can you see why?

 

Eating yogurt. She'll only feed herself so don't think about trying to feed her. She has always refused a bib, making meal time even more fun. 

 

A mouth FULL of sand in the sandbox.

 

Here, Maddie very deliberately moved the chairs to the center of the room, carefully placed a box of wipes on top and then climbed up and sat on top of the wipes to eat her banana. 

 

While I was cooking, Maddie emptied out the the cheese drawer and stood in it. Incidentally, she broke the drawer.

 

Wearing Hud's clothes.

 

And, again, in Hud's clothes.

I love her, but GOOD GRIEF! She is a walking DISASTER! 

Take 2

If you missed take 1, see previous post.

So, this morning THIS is what it looked like around 8:30AM.

PERFECT, beautiful Seattle morning- great opportunity for another attempt at photos for the Christmas card...oh, until Maddie drops my Nikon and breaks the lens. Yes, that's right, friends. If you didn't believe me earlier when I said she was a walking disaster, believe me now. I'm considering hiring a nanny because I don't think one person alone (me) can handle her. No joke. The next year of my life is going to be absolutely brutal. Whatever I did as a toddler/child/adolescent is coming back tenfold.

Here are the sweet shots I captured this morning with my broken Nikon lens.

Take 1

I'm pretty sure this is NOT what we were after for Christmas card photos.

Tonight's Bath

Scott was traveling today and since he normally does bath time, I snapped a few pics to send him to let him know we were missing him.