A friend at work said to me yesterday, "Sometimes I think if you put a camera on your kids and your family and just taped it, it would make for hilarious YouTube stuff."
And right then I flashed back to earlier this week. There I was, getting ready for work. Rocking a good hair day. It's rare, so you note the moments that they happen. And good hair meant I had followed it with a cute outfit. I was in a dry clean only dress and was halfway through pulling up my tights. As in one-leg-in, one-leg-not. Eli, who had shockingly (italics=sarcasm) snuck into our bed, started to roll around complaining of a sore back. And before I knew it, he was throwing up in our bed.
I grabbed him and ran to the bathroom. Have you seen me run? It's not good. Especially at 6:00 a.m. And as I ran, he continued to get sick. Remember that one leg in the tights? Yeah, not good on a floor that a kid is getting sick on and you are running on and you haven't had coffee on, not on the floor, but on your wherewithal, and by wherewithal I mean your brain, as in your reflexes are not awake yet...not good.
Before I knew it I had slipped and was falling. Hard. Slamming my head into the wall and my hip into the scale. (Which, side note, yes, I did wonder when I hit the scale with great force what weight it registered. But then I really didn't want to know.)
But I digress.
Cue: Unrelated story. Moving on. Yes, sometimes our life just couldn't be more ridiculous. Like last night when the kids were waiting for dinner and turned on a movie and I looked over to see this:
We have larger TVs in our home. We actually have furniture, too. But no matter. Eli thought Caleb was the perfect cushion for his viewing pleasure.
And Caleb didn't mind.
Oh. This is so blackmail material someday.




