Yesterday I should've had an old Batman/Robin soundtrack playing in the background. My knee went "Bam!" and "Pop!"
So naturally I needed ice later in the day. Who would have thought a frozen bag of corn would be my ten-month-old's favorite toy for the day? She went "Wack" and "Ding" for about half an hour while I waited for the homemade pizza to finish baking. I wonder if she is teething becasue her favorite thing was to "GRRRR" while biting it to bits.
Showing posts with label Injuries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Injuries. Show all posts
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Tell me I imagined that Black Eye
Yesterday I couldn't write down all of the episodes into one blog. I needed some time to allow my mind to digest all that happened. Hopefully I will be able to give you an idea of just what happened in our home. We woke up with nightmares from my two-year-old boy. Little did he know it was just beginning. His oldest sister (six-year-old) decided that her summer break has gotten boring so from the first she harassed EVERYONE. She wanted a movie. She stepped on her brother's stomach "playing." Five minutes later, she kneed him in the stomach "wrestling." She wanted something to color. She wanted to go to the park (it was raining buckets). She didn't want to make her bed, or clean her room.
LUNCH TIME, and tag it off to the three-year-old. She didn't want to take a nap. If I made her clean then she wouldn't go to sleep. Picking up this one block was too hard. The book was too heavy. She didn't want to take turns so she whacked the boy in the head. She decided to play drums. She whacked herself in the head. The boy had a moment's peace so he thought to twrill around at the top of the stairs. You guessed it. While I was holding the six-month baby girl (who was hungry), he looses balance, falls, and hits his eye on the metal banister. Thank goodness he didn't fall down any more stairs.
ICE PACK, but it is already bruised and puffy. Feed the baby, try to calm the boy, while the two oldest act as if nothing happened. An hour later, Daddy comes home and miraculously there isn't another issue. Please explain to me how the car can make the most awful sound until the mechanic takes a look at it. I swear sometimes my husband must think my imagination runs wild.
LUNCH TIME, and tag it off to the three-year-old. She didn't want to take a nap. If I made her clean then she wouldn't go to sleep. Picking up this one block was too hard. The book was too heavy. She didn't want to take turns so she whacked the boy in the head. She decided to play drums. She whacked herself in the head. The boy had a moment's peace so he thought to twrill around at the top of the stairs. You guessed it. While I was holding the six-month baby girl (who was hungry), he looses balance, falls, and hits his eye on the metal banister. Thank goodness he didn't fall down any more stairs.
ICE PACK, but it is already bruised and puffy. Feed the baby, try to calm the boy, while the two oldest act as if nothing happened. An hour later, Daddy comes home and miraculously there isn't another issue. Please explain to me how the car can make the most awful sound until the mechanic takes a look at it. I swear sometimes my husband must think my imagination runs wild.
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