Then, it began. By 'it', I mean the WAR of 2 minds, which is inevitable, whenever I take my toddler out on any 'pleasure outings'. It started with him wanting to play hide-and-seek with me. Only, I wasn't really playing. I'd find him, bring him back to the cart, and off the little maniac was again. Hiding behind a clothing rack. Running to another aisle. The possibilities were endless. And annoying. I took off my sweatshirt, because I was really starting to feel the burn! By the time we got to the dressing rooms to try on our clearance collections, P was being LESS than cooperative. I would step out to show Julie an outfit, and he would slam the door. Repeatedly! No chance for us to go unnoticed, in a store!
While an hour and a half is JUST right for me, in Target-wonderland, it's apparently WAY too much for my 2-year-old ball of fire to handle at this point. I'm just going to have to accept that from this point until he's oh-12-that being a stay-at-home Momma means I'm gonna stay AT home. It's not like I'm going to have to start turning down friends' offers, they're just going to STOP asking!
oh Jen, you crack me up! I had a great time today. I know it wouldn't have been the same without you!!!
ReplyDeleteDid you get to go to the mall? Find anything good?
I am so excited about the blog! Do you want your Fashion Friday stuff to put on there? I probably still have the email somewhere. LOL.
Anyway, glad you've joined the blogging world.
I definitely have had those moments in the store with my boys. Isaac just had a fun episode at the library when they didn't have his favorite book. I wanted to claim I didn't know him! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of Preston with the hat and that adorable smile. I can't wait to see more pictures. Welcome to the blogging world. Now we just need to get your sister doing one.