We thought she was in bed.
At least she looks somewhat remorseful.To quote my husband:
"C is in the throes of toddlerhood. I had to bite my lip to keep from laughing the other night when she came downstairs COVERED in black marker. Between that and her mangy haircut, bruised legs, and wedgied panties she is quite the sight these days. And, between this and the haircutting incident, you may be wondering why we don't put scissors and markers out of C's reach. Probably a fair question... "
P.S. It was a washable marker. THANK GOODNESS! We got most of it cleaned up pretty easily.
Eli just said "oh, that baby needs to go to time out." We shall use her as an example.
ReplyDeleteOh dear. I'm so sorry. Is it permanent? Excuse me while I hide all our markers and scissors.
Oh no! Blame it on the weather. Last night my kids drew on the wall too. PS I learned that Sunscreen takes permenant marker off of skin. Good tip to know for next time when it's the sharpie.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh - I'm cracking up! (I'm laughing with you; not at your situation :-).) She's so stinking cute I don't know how you could get mad at her.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite picture? The one where she drew a little poopy on the baby's bum. Ha ha ha ha ha, just making that baby a little bit more realistic! :)
ReplyDeleteToo funny, Bethany. (For the rest of us that can just laugh without having to clean it up.) I'm a big fan of Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow. I think I would have cried. You guys are good to laugh at it and chalk it up for the "throes of toddlerhood."
ReplyDeleteAt least it wasn't the scissors again! She still is way to cute to get mad at!
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