Zaylia (aka miss mischievous)Plus
the penny daddy gave her to put in the penny jarPlus
the nightlight in her room (do you like the pink walls?)
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the nightlight in her room (do you like the pink walls?)Equals
Needless to say, I am very glad my house is still standing. When I showed Toby, he couldn't believe the penny and the plug had actually started melting . He was fascinated. At this point he went on to tell me quite a few stories about what he did to outlets when he was a little boy. I think I know where she got it from and now I am a little worried about what is in store...
How did you not have a heart attack? It is frightening how much she is like her dad. By the way, darling blog. I knew it wouldn't take long for you to figure it out. Love you guys!
ReplyDeleteHi Becky! Your girls are so cute. I can't believe that you have 3 already.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe the penny incident. I would have been upset-to say the least.
That face is too cute, I guess that makes up for the near death experience. Gotta love kids!
ReplyDeleteElectrical burns are my worst nightmare. I am so glad that she's ok. Your blog looks great!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! We had the exact same thing happen to us. The kids were pretending the night light was a bank and putting the penny behind the plastic light cover and when they started to pull the nightlight out of the socket to get the penny...they had a scare. I was grateful for circuit breakers too!! :)
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