I know that all kids are "different" and especially your own but it's just not very often that you get to see that first hand and back to back.
kid #1 - Lydia: BLOOD CURDLING SCREAMS are echoing out of the garage. I mean, it sounded like she was on fire. What was it? Well, she wasn't on fire but she did, somehow, aquire Grandma's distate for June Bugs and there was one squirming on her toe. Of course, it took a minute or two to figure that out because I couldn't understand what she was saying between the screams and the tears.
kid #2 - Samantha: 10 minutes earlier I turned around to see a different June Bug only this one was loosing it's life between the fingers of a two year old. SQUISH! The last words the June Bug heard were "UH, got it!" from a little girl and "Oh, Samantha." from a grossed out mother. Bye bye June Bug.
Samantha, next time could you just squish the one on Lydia's toe so that I don't have to put down what I was doing to come flick it off? Thanks!
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5 comments:
Wow! samatha is pretty gusty there! I miss you!
It's amazing God can make such opposite children from the same parents, we have yet to experience such diversity in our own household. Can't wait, or can I?
Amanda
My sister and I are two totally different breds. Me- stocky, drk brown hair, drk eyes, olive complection, large chested, out going personality. My sister -blond hair, blue eyes, frecles,no boobs,very inward personality.
On a very strange note, I viisted her home in Louisiana recently. After swimming at her house I decided to shower there. We had chosen the same personal products to use on our hair, deotorant, toothpaste, soap, and so much more. So much more alike than I realized.
Nature is an odd Monster.
Ginger
Too funny! I look forward to having more some day and can't wait to see their similarities and differences!
love,
Jaimee
oh ginger, that is too funny!
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