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So the kids spent some time over at
Poppy's house a while back.
They came home thrilled about all the
work they did helping Poppy clean out his junk drawers.
They were so excited to share with me all of the
amazing new treasures that Poppy let them keep.
Very useful things like this never been used lotion cap.
And this key ring decoration that
I think I had on my first keyring at 16 years old.
You can clearly see that it is in pristine condition
and worth keeping.
And of course, the very rare
"rubber bottom of a cane or walker thingy".
All very useful and important things, no?
I rolled my eyes and giggled at my cute dad.
I saw useless, nothingness.
My clever children saw this.
They saw a great little game to play.
The girls were overjoyed at Ethan's reaction to the
mini baseball game.
They spent hours (okay, 25 minutes)
throwing the lotion cap ball,
watching Ethan (amazingly) hit it with the Munchkin bat,
while trying desperately to catch it in the
"rubber, bottom of a cane or walker thingy" glove.
I have stepped on the "ball" many times,
I've found the "bat" in the utensil drawer
and I've watched my baby shove the "glove" in his mouth.
(I can't think about that one too much without throwing up a little)
I have wanted to throw this preemie pastime in the garbage
on several occasions. I just can't quite do it.
They're just too sweet a reminder of the
easiness of childhood.
Plus it's going to make Christmas shopping a breeze.
Now I just have to figure out how to wrap the junk drawer.
