How many times have I hunted desperately for 1 of the several binks that we have, only to come up empty handed. Later when I'm not looking I will inevitably come up with 3or 4. So, awhile back I decided that every time I happened upon a binky in one of their many sneaky hiding spots, I would take a picture. Please excuse my strangeness. Just trying to find some amusement in my irritations. :)
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Enjoy! :)
P.S. No, I am not ashamed of these pictures. Yes, my house is clean sometimes. Usually its spotless for the last 10 minutes before company walks through the door. :D If you are one of those people whose house is always spotless, I do appologize if it bothers you that my priorities may differ from yours. :) Here's a photo of the SAME house when we got the carpets cleaned, just to clear your mind. :P
1 comment:
Your house looks normal :) It's been soooo weird having a non-pacifier baby in Henry. After having spent so much money on them for the 8 years before he was born it feels crazy. Nora just gave hers up a couple months before she turned 5--so we're officially free. When we moved out of our house in Snoqualmie I expected to find 25+ pacifiers after we emptied the house of furniture. I think we even had "bets" going on how many we would find. We found 0. Seriously--they were all eaten or carted off by monsters or something. I do feel your extreme pain in looking for a bink with a screaming baby and knowing that they are hiding somewhere and laughing at you :)
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