After a few rounds of that methane-accusing banter, we realized that Addie was on the bed with us tootin' up a storm. She was smellin' them and dealing them as fast as Zoe and I could blame each other. Addie didn't say anything, but she turned up her lip in a knowing way each time the toots came. In the end, the old adage holds true that she who smelt it dealt it, even if she never said a word.
In a separate (but related) tooting story, at some point over the weekend I must have actually let one slip. Zoe, used to helping with poopy diapers, bellowed, "Somebody's got poop!" "No, Zoe, excuse me, I tooted," I sheepishly admitted.
All in all, we had a great weekend bouncing on the bed and eating pizza and playing at Grandma' house, gas notwithstanding.
[I (Jenny) must add that although I don't really think I like the idea of blogging on my beautiful baby girl's flatulence, J breezed through three days wholly alone with the girls, which is more than I do, so I'm figuring he's earned the right to blog this week. I had a wonderful and relaxing vacation with Jen in Georgia, where I gained a recipe for peanut butter pie that the family already loves. The photo is of Addie "helping" me make it today.]
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As the mother of the new blogger, I can only comment that his wife is much kinder than I would be.
'Nuff said . . .
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