The photo at the left is one which Jen took today....
After weeding the gardens (kids did not want to play outside) Jen came in the house and found toys strewn throughout the house on all three levels. To make it worse, Ally and Jack were smirking (WHAT WERE they thinking...or not). Meggan apparently knew that was NOT a good idea. Jen took a large garbage bag and proceeded to put every toy that had been strewn into it. The look on Ally's face was panic because she had thrown ALL her baby dolls around.
Each child was sent to a separate bedroom. Jen went in to take a shower .... the picture depicts what she saw when she finished showering. Remorse at its finest!
Each child wrote a letter of apology....Ally dictated hers to Meggan. But also, Jack and Ally started packing their suitcases (Meggan said she wasn't going ANYWHERE). Ally packed money from her piggy bank and a variety of hair bows.....no clothes. Jack packed pirate money, a flashlight (like a true boy scout), and a survival bracelet Chad had made him....no clothes. When I found out about this (the day before their Mommy's 40th birthday), I was annoyed with them. But now, hours later, I have to admit I find it humorous. It has brought back memories of similar times I encountered with our children. And I cant wait to hear about Part II
After weeding the gardens (kids did not want to play outside) Jen came in the house and found toys strewn throughout the house on all three levels. To make it worse, Ally and Jack were smirking (WHAT WERE they thinking...or not). Meggan apparently knew that was NOT a good idea. Jen took a large garbage bag and proceeded to put every toy that had been strewn into it. The look on Ally's face was panic because she had thrown ALL her baby dolls around.
Each child was sent to a separate bedroom. Jen went in to take a shower .... the picture depicts what she saw when she finished showering. Remorse at its finest!
Each child wrote a letter of apology....Ally dictated hers to Meggan. But also, Jack and Ally started packing their suitcases (Meggan said she wasn't going ANYWHERE). Ally packed money from her piggy bank and a variety of hair bows.....no clothes. Jack packed pirate money, a flashlight (like a true boy scout), and a survival bracelet Chad had made him....no clothes. When I found out about this (the day before their Mommy's 40th birthday), I was annoyed with them. But now, hours later, I have to admit I find it humorous. It has brought back memories of similar times I encountered with our children. And I cant wait to hear about Part II
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