Case of the Naughties

[Frozen Feathers]

DD has come down with a terrible case of the naughties today. Thank goodness DH is home from work now!

For breakfast she spread yogurt all over my table and flicked cheerios all around the room.

At the feed store she ran through the aisles...she never runs off...and scared me half to death. Outside she dumped the goats water, covered herself and myself with shavings and almost (she probably did and I didn't see it) ate some chicken food GROSS! Oh and she whined all day long. Grrr some days.

Got to love 2 year olds!! :|

 

[BirdBrain]

She is probably teething again. Mine were always in rare form when another tooth was coming in...

 

[arlee453]

There must be some of that going around.... my kids were all out of school today and were a bit more high strung than usual.

Or, maybe in their case it was the Halloween carnival at church and their full candy bags...

Here's hoping tomorrow is a better day for the both of you!

 

[DuckLady]

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What's wrong with that? It sounds like fun. To clean up just let the chickens in!

 

[texaschickmama]

Angie, that sounds like my household on an everyday basis. Mine will be 2 in December and I have a almost 6 year old. Okay, most of the time it is the 6 year old son that takes me to my wits end. But, I just keep thinking one day they will act like normal children.

 

[CarriBrown]

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What's wrong with that? It sounds like fun. To clean up just let the chickens in!

I'll have to keep that in mind for when I have a kid... either that or I can let all three dogs in!

 

[LoneCowboy]

One day my brothers weren't acting like that, so mom called the doctor. He said bring them right in. She did, they had the mumps. So I just thought that was normal

 

[MissPrissy]

It was one of those days here too!

 

[Chellester]

Threads like this make me glad I never had any kids. My chickens and other animals drive me crazy enough!

 

[Frozen Feathers]

Terrielacy... I would, but aren't chickens lactose intolerant?? I should have said they were milk soaked cheerios...which is worse. The dog likes them, though.

She's normally pretty easy to deal with. The funny thing is the second DH walked in the door she was a complete angel!!

I swear she has Jekyll and Hyde syndrome sometimes...of course she is Hyde with me.

DH gives her 100% one on one attention, something I'm not always able to do because of housework and what not. I'm usually the one saying, "no, "don't" and "stop it" and he's saying "let's do somersaults on the bed!"

I think the highlight of my week will be when she goes to spend the night at her Gram and Gramp's house...Halloween night after trick or treating. LOL I am evil!!