To any soul who was brave enough to even peak in the window of a toddler nursery it is obvious that Wees between the ages of 2 and 4 are super busy. Whether it is climbing up the front of the fridge to get to the year old Halloween candy on top, or emptying an entire roll of toliet paper into the tub to make their own paper mache - toddlers just can't keep themselves out of trouble.
Wee 3 is especially busy. Busy like a tornado that mated with an acrobat with ADD. The impressive side of it is her amazing ability to multitask. Maddie can eat jougart, paint a picture and sing songs to Wee 4 all at the same time. In fact she is often befuddled by why I don't wont' to complete all the items on my to do list at exactly the same time.
Last night as Dad boldly attempted to read Scriptures to the entire family Wee 3 wouldn't leave him alone. She tugged up and down on the zipper pull on his fleece, messed with his socks, peeked in his sleeves, patted his head, peered in his ear and finally just plopped herself between his arms and the Bible.
Having been patient through most of it, Jansen finally said firmly to Maddie, "Daddy is not a busy book!"
Wee 3 thought about this assertion for a moment, and apparently disagreed as she only ramped up her exploration of his clothing and body. I assure you Lewis and Clark were less thoroughly interested in discovering the unknown than Maddie's desire to poke and prod every crevice in her daddy's jean pockets.
A wee bit bombarded by busyness,
CarrieAnne
Maddie - I am not a busy book - leave my zipper alone!
This sounds just like scripture time in my house--love it!
ReplyDeleteAnother funny one! How do you guys do it! I would just love to be a fly on the wall! Still, you have given "we" readers a glimpse of Weeville, and it is just delightful! You always put a smile on my face, CarrieAnn. Thanks!
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