I know. Just say it. I know you've all been thinking the same thing. "Yeah, this birthday party stuff sure was great and all, AP, but that's not why we love your blog. Where the heck is the snark?"
And I'll admit, I haven't been feeling my snarkiest lately. I can't quite put a finger on why what with party planning, crazy in-law interventions, a child who spends approximately 14 hours of the day running around like a maniac.
Lately it's just taken too much energy to be snarky. Blasphemy, I know.
Now that the fluffy posts full of cupcakes and carnival decor are out of the way, I'm writing to tell you what life is like now that I have a Little Drunk Midget running amock. And no, this Little Drunk Midget isn't a sideshow leftover from C's birthday party, it's C himself.
Ever since C has started walk running, he's been unstoppable. It took him approximately 45 seconds to realize that if he "walked" faster then he would most certainly arrive at his destination much sooner.
Let's be clear. C's definition of walking is not the same as ours. In C's world, "walking" consists of taking on a drunken-like stumble and meandering through the house. Bobbing and weaving. Weaving and bobbing.
If one was standing far enough away, they may actually mistake C for a drunken running midget.
At least that's what Husband and I now lovingly refer to him as. The Little Drunk Midget. As in, "Honey, I think the Little Drunk Midget would like to eat dinner." Or my personal favorite, "Babe, I think it's time to give the Little Drunk Midget a bath."
And since when were Little Drunk Midgets so damn opinionated?
I think I want to exchange ours for one that doesn't stomp his feet when it's time to go Nigh-Nigh or stand at your feet screaming when it's past a certain Little Drunk Midget's bedtime.
Is there a store for this?
Happy Monday, Loyals.
The drunk midget?! hahaha, i love it! xxxooo
ReplyDeleteWhen you find the store, let me know. I'd like to exchange mine for one who doesn't scream and start throwing food the minute he's decided he done eating. Restaurants included.
ReplyDeletelol they are so PRECIOUS! Sea Marie
ReplyDeleteHilarity. So true, that's EXACTLY what it looks like! Happy Monday <3
ReplyDeleteAhhh, we used to call my niece the drunken sailor! Hilarious at that stage.
ReplyDeleteHILLARIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They sure do take on a personality of their own huh?!?!?!! SO FUNNY! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeletecrazy how things change overnight, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteI just laughed my butt off! I love it!
ReplyDeleteMrs. C
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Your snark is back! Love this post. You crack me up.
ReplyDeleteA Kansas girl?? Me, too!
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