You read that correct.
That's what was in my house. Today.
What an absolute BLAST!
My girlfriends from childhood (seriously, as in Kindergarten friends .....) were all here for a reunion of sorts, and a gathering of our combined 15 kids.
I was misty eyed looking at them all. My two - the BOTH of them - are the oldest of the group. The youngest was four months.
It was awesome.
It was bedlam.
It was mayhem.
And, well, AND, it was fahreaking FUN!!!!! :O)
Only bad thing was one of the 3 year olds twins here is a bit of a wild man, while running track style in my house, ran straight into the corner {read- pointy corner} of my kitchen island and required three stitches to his head. Poor sweet fella, and m&d. Amazingly to all of us (because the twins are a very busy duo), this was their FIRST visit to the ER.
All was fine, and it was a 75 minute visit. Not bad. He got loads of presents there, and Buzz helped him "survive the visit". :)
So, I have a fabulous group shot, of course, IN my camera.
Oh, and yeah, about the digi thing - you know that you have issues when one of the four 3 year olds here walks up to you after snapping said photo, and asks "can I see?" and you say, "see what, honey?" Three year old looking perplexed at my questions says {get a load of this balogny} "The picture you just took."
:o\ As she is turning my 35MM around in my hand to see the window.
{sigh}
Three year old converts.
They start them ENTIRELY too young.
heh.
So, off to bed with me. A wee bit fatigued.
Gleefully fatigued, but still.
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4 comments:
Oh no! Poor little dude and his three stitches!
But, oh, I am SO LOL at the 3yo asking to see the picture; I think all the kids I know do that now, which really cracks me up. I wonder what other changes are in store for us (and them) down the road, yk?
Sounds like lots of fun, Karin. Can't wait to see pictures. :-D
Dude. 15 kids under 7. Talk about fearless :-)
LOL about the camera thing and kids, Karin! We had the same thing happen in our house recently - film camera, and the kids expected to be able to see it immediately. No amount of explaining made them understand the difference.
Glad you had such a great time (wow, friends from KINDERGARDEN? Impressive). And sorry about the little guy, but it sounds like he's none the worse for wear.
Wow - you really are brave! But so glad you all had a good time!
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