FarmerJamie
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Wannabefree said:
DW said that a year ago, too.. 
Wannabefree...guess what I got in the mail today!?!?!?!?
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DW said that a year ago, too.. 
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FarmerJamie said:Wannabefree said:
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Why would she be holding a glue gun and an iron skillet of corn bread in the same hand?BarredBuff said:
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Printing this one off for the archives to be brought out later as "exhibit A" for the prosecution.....Wannabefree said:
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I really need to watch how I word things....that was two different occassions that damaged her hand.........FarmerJamie said:Why would she be holding a glue gun and an iron skillet of corn bread in the same hand?BarredBuff said:
LUCKILY I just fall
big brown horse
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My daughter is the same way. She has always been like that so I'm used to it now.
When she was 11 she walked backwards (because she was watching tv) and fell right into our opened dishwasher. She just about tore it from the wall! The door never shut quite right after that.
I cringe when she wants to make something in the kitchen with me. lol Lets just say I'm so glad she can't have anything with flour in it anymore.
When she was 11 she walked backwards (because she was watching tv) and fell right into our opened dishwasher. She just about tore it from the wall! The door never shut quite right after that.
I cringe when she wants to make something in the kitchen with me. lol Lets just say I'm so glad she can't have anything with flour in it anymore.
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big brown horse said:My daughter is the same way. She has always been like that so I'm used to it now.
When she was 11 she walked backwards (because she was watching tv) and fell right into our opened dishwasher. She just about tore it from the wall! The door never shut quite right after that.
I cringe when she wants to make something in the kitchen with me. lol Lets just say I'm so glad she can't have anything with flour in it anymore.
At least i am not alone with my dangerous child big brown horse
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Just yesterday she was simply having a glass of water and the glass slipped out of her hand and crashed into the sink. Then she cut her finger on the glass getting it out of the sink.
I have a million stories...every day it is something new, which makes for an interesting day. Spilling, tripping and falling are her specialties though.
She has busted up the same knee over and over to the point that she has a built in knee pad of scar tissue.
I think of her as my third St. Bernard (I have two real ones). They are big, dirty, clumsy and very happy. Cuddly too, she gives great gorilla hugs and I wouldn't trade her for the world.
I have a million stories...every day it is something new, which makes for an interesting day. Spilling, tripping and falling are her specialties though.
She has busted up the same knee over and over to the point that she has a built in knee pad of scar tissue.
I think of her as my third St. Bernard (I have two real ones). They are big, dirty, clumsy and very happy. Cuddly too, she gives great gorilla hugs
and I wouldn't trade her for the world.
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Or the DS playing "flag" football instead of "tackle" because it's "safer" and falls during practice and fractures his kneecap. He found the 1 rock on the practice field.
He can walk across the room and trip on a tiny ball of fuzz
He can walk across the room and trip on a tiny ball of fuzz
