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So my regular readers will now that Mom-E had surgery last week.
And that things have been a little "interesting" at our house.
I think I've figured out what's going on, and I promise that I don't have an emerging psychosis:
We're stars on a reality tv shown for aliens, kind of like The Truman Show.
I mean, you can't write a script for this kind of stuff.
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Mom-E is 3 days out from her surgery, and after the cabin fever reaches its peak, we're finally able to get out of the house (it took 3 days to get everyone showered and ready).
Mind you, although she'd like to, Mom-E is physically unable at this point to pick-up and carry even Bab-E Brother.
We go out for a bite to eat.
Little Brother and Bab-E Brother both fall asleep in the van on the way to the restaurant.
On the way home, we decide to go for a little drive, seeing as we've been at home for over 48 consecutive hours without going anywhere.
We decide to cruise through a really fancy neighborhood, where even a shack costs about $500,000.
As we're passing through, suddenly Bab-E Brother starts to scream. We assume he's hungry since he slept through dinner.
We pull into a cul-de-sac that's still undeveloped.
I get him and bring him to Mom-E, who's riding shotgun.
He continues to scream, appearing to have no interest in eating.
3 seconds later, Big Brother blurts out, "I've got to go pott-e!" (Even though he went potty twice at dinner, the last time being 5 minutes ago)
All the while, Little Brother is still passed out in his carseat. (It was his only defense.)
So we now have a little pickle.
Bab-E Brother is content standing on my lap and pretending to drive the minivan.
Mom-E, 3 days after surgery and still tired and uncomfortable, is
I said it before is my very first post ever, but I was just waiting for the cop car to come rolling by.
What a great scene: the baby is driving the minivan, the mommy (who looks like she just got kicked in the abdomen by an abusive husband) is helping the oldest child commit public urination--in a fancy residential neighborhood nonetheless--while the middle child is passed out in the backseat.
At that point, you know they're going to search for drugs in the minivan.
Like I said, there's only one possible explanation:
We're the most popular family reality tv show on some alien planet in the Andromeda galaxy.
Can you beam us our royalty checks? I think we're missing a few.
Have a good weekend,
Busy-Dad-E
Oh man! So I assume no cops pulled you over? Were there any nosey neighbors who reported you to the HOA? j/k I hope Mom-e is feeling better! love, aunt-e
ReplyDeletelol@drop his drawers. Thought my family was the only ones to use such slang, well we say "draws"!! But still. Once again I knew I'd get a laugh from your reality!!
ReplyDeleteNever a dull moment!
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