Thursday, February 16, 2006
i really don't know what it is about little boys trying to squeeze into tight spaces. there's a space in the corner of our living room between the sofa and the chaise. it's about 5 inches wide. isaiah is forever trying to get through the space to get to the corner table and whatever else is back there. but so far, he's always tried to squeeze through tight vertical spaces. until last night...
we're just chillin'...watching tv. all of a sudden isaiah's screaming. "babe, he's stuck!" huh? "his head! it's stuck!" i look behind me and isaiah has managed to get his head stuck *under* the chaise. we couldn't get him to turn his head sideways so he could get out from under the chaise like a normal person, so eric ended up lifting the furniture to free isaiah. i wonder what he was looking at/for. behind the couch and under the chaise are treasure troves for binkies. i hope he has learned his lesson....although, i somehow feel we'll be lifting up the chaise again soon....
we're just chillin'...watching tv. all of a sudden isaiah's screaming. "babe, he's stuck!" huh? "his head! it's stuck!" i look behind me and isaiah has managed to get his head stuck *under* the chaise. we couldn't get him to turn his head sideways so he could get out from under the chaise like a normal person, so eric ended up lifting the furniture to free isaiah. i wonder what he was looking at/for. behind the couch and under the chaise are treasure troves for binkies. i hope he has learned his lesson....although, i somehow feel we'll be lifting up the chaise again soon....
<>< 7:00 PM ><> 
Comments:
<< Home
Great story! You can't make that stuff up. Tricia and I are afraid something like that will happen to Matthew.
Next time, try rubbing butter all over his head.
Post a Comment
Next time, try rubbing butter all over his head.
<< Home
