I will laugh about this some day......
05-11-2010, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
I feel your pain. Once, years ago, I was making homemade brown and serve rolls to have for Thanksgiving the next day. When they were ready to be removed from the oven, I put them on cooling racks, on the kitchen counter, closed the baby gate and went to dust the living room. The next thing I know, my 11 month old has climbed the gate, pushed a chair over to the counter, climbed up and BITTEN EVERY ROLL! So what could I do?
I served pre-bitten rolls for dinner (it was just family, anyway), stacked another baby gate on top of the first one to make climbing harder, and started getting gray hair.
He was just being your taste tester!!
You will laugh about it one day, but you will grit your teeth a few times between now and then. :)
I served pre-bitten rolls for dinner (it was just family, anyway), stacked another baby gate on top of the first one to make climbing harder, and started getting gray hair.
He was just being your taste tester!!
You will laugh about it one day, but you will grit your teeth a few times between now and then. :)
05-11-2010, 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by sharon b
Oh the memories you are bringing back.... my son took scissors to his hair the night before school pics :shock: LOL
Trust me, if he is like my son, keep a very close eye on him :wink:
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY !
Trust me, if he is like my son, keep a very close eye on him :wink:
HAPPY MOTHERS DAY !
05-11-2010, 07:26 PM
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Mama, he just wanted to help you out. Wonder who he saw with the scissors before? He is such a doll & that smile is gonna get him off many hooks as he gets into mischief throughout his life.
Good luck with the quilting.
Good luck with the quilting.
05-11-2010, 09:33 PM
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Oh my!! What a shock you must have had when you saw his "contributions"!!
Reminds me of my Granny who had left a cut out dress on the diningroom table, only to have my older sister (a toddler then) come and cut the whole thing to ribbons!
Reminds me of my Granny who had left a cut out dress on the diningroom table, only to have my older sister (a toddler then) come and cut the whole thing to ribbons!
05-11-2010, 09:46 PM
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Turn that kid over to W.C. Fields.
The nice thing about that quilt is you can add different fabric and no one will really notice. It's how I turned my YBR from a lap quilt into a queen sized one. See my avatar.
tim in san jose
The nice thing about that quilt is you can add different fabric and no one will really notice. It's how I turned my YBR from a lap quilt into a queen sized one. See my avatar.
tim in san jose
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