Add an egg, a little sugar. ...
BUT THEN: Mom steps away to put our youngest adventurer in bed for a nap, returning to find that our boy Oliver hasn't quite had his fill of sugar.
Luckily, he is his father's son and is well-versed in household cleaning operations.
At least it wasn't the eggs?
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look yummy. Post the recipe!
And I was impressed with a swiffer!!
ReplyDeleteHa! Kristen, you're funny. I could tell you some stories about eggs!!
ReplyDeleteI love you Oliver!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a great guider/apprentice moment i bet that turned out to be!!!!! imagine the possibilities: referencing, problem solving, coordinating actions, variations, la la la!
ReplyDeleteAnother way Andrew and Oliver are so much alike. I could have taken a very similar picture of my little sugar boy.
ReplyDeleteKyra! That is SO not what happened! Think imperatively: "You'd BETTER go and get that vacuum cleaner, Young Man!"
ReplyDeleteOh my! Can you send him over to my house to do some cleaning?
ReplyDeleteYes, I want to know how the cleaning got done. In my house, it would have been ME doing the job. Right on Oliver.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I'm so impressed he knows how to use a vacuum! Not many men-folk in this house do :)
ReplyDeleteHey, any cleaning that isn't "hand-over-hand" is very impressive!
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