Let me set the scene. Laundry in full production, two babies crying, one in my arms, warming new bottles, and the phone rings. I dispatch the caller while grabbing the fresh bottles and completed laundry. Moving the lot into the nursery I set down the basket and administer a bottle to Trey who is screaming in the crib. Once he is settled, I realize I no longer hear Benji crying. Turning I momentarily panic as I don’t immediately see my other baby. At second glance I see the little chameleon camouflaged in the laundry basket playing 'possum. Apparently the warm clothing suited him just fine. One day he’ll be great at hide and seek.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Has anybody seen my baby?
Let me set the scene. Laundry in full production, two babies crying, one in my arms, warming new bottles, and the phone rings. I dispatch the caller while grabbing the fresh bottles and completed laundry. Moving the lot into the nursery I set down the basket and administer a bottle to Trey who is screaming in the crib. Once he is settled, I realize I no longer hear Benji crying. Turning I momentarily panic as I don’t immediately see my other baby. At second glance I see the little chameleon camouflaged in the laundry basket playing 'possum. Apparently the warm clothing suited him just fine. One day he’ll be great at hide and seek.
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Sooooo glad you found my baby. Consider sending him to warm Florida. We don't loose babies down here.
However, warm laundry is soft and comforting when daddy looses you. I told you that boy is smart. Warmth is nice . . . I hear your temps in KY are burrrr!
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