Holiday decorations and a pre-walking munchkin bent on terror and destruction, for example.
I left the nice nativity sadly tucked away in its box.
I put up the little tree which will, probably, most likely, I tell myself, not crush any little someones when they pull it over on themselves.
With the shatter-proof ornaments, because my kids have been known to eat tree-related holiday decor and, you know, safety first!
And the old, old, like from our haunted house old, gold garland.
And told the type-A part of my self that it's perfectly fine and everything will survive and he'll eventually lose interest and next year we can trust him with more of the decorations out.


1 comment:
I feel your pain! I don't even know what we are going to do around here, but I can tell that I will be pulling a sad boy away from the tree about 45 thousand times a day.
By the way, did I mention that your boy is so cute I can hardly stand it?
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