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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Kids and their destruction.

Last week, Addyson and Braelie got a hold of some left over marinara from breadsticks.  Before I knew what happened they had eaten it in Drake's room.  I somehow got it all out (i think), there was a lot on the floor.  Although, now my home may forever smell of vinegar.  I guess I need to put a lock on the fridge.  :(


A few months earlier, Drake opened a box, found some nail polish, and dumped it on the carpet.  I walked in as it was happening, and It was white...so at least no one will ever know.  Needless to say, I got my boxes unpacked really quick after that.  I guess I shouldn't have purchased new carpet if it isn't going to stay nice. :) We are really trying to be careful, it looks so nice, I want to keep it nice.

Sorry, I didn't take pictures of the stories above, I was busy cleaning it up before it set in.

Yesterday, I walked into the kitchen and saw this...


Crayon on the newly painted wall and new fridge! So my question, do magic erasers actually work? HAHA
If it doesn't, I may have to put vinyl above it that says ARTWORK! ;)


This last one wasn't the kids, but it seems to fit in with the post.
My curtains are close to the fireplace.  My husband lights the fires with a propane torch (an awesome way to light a fire).  Anyway, I had warned him that he waved it too close to the curtains.  And when this happened, neither of us noticed, until the next day.  I guess I am counting my blessings that my curtains are not flammable, or we may have been homeless!




2 comments:

  1. Magic erasers do work, amazingly! I'd definitely try them. If it for some reason doesn't get the crayon off the wall us a hair dryer to heat up and melt the wax and it'll wipe off easier. I had to do that last year at my parents' when Karl decorated the wall. And I have to lock my fridge too; Theo loves to pull everything out. Good luck, and I'm sorry for all of your disasters!

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  2. Thanks Julie! I hope this post didn't come off as me complaining, but it is part of real life. And I wouldn't trade my bad days, it helps me keep things in perspective. It was interesting to me how everything happened within a few days :) I will pick up some erasers next time I go to town, I have never had a reason to try them.

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