I took one last birthday picture of Luci happily playing in the sunroom. Five minutes later, I returned to find The Stamp Pad Eater instead.
3.02.2012
Excess? Naw.
I know, I know. Luci overload.
Think how much better that is than a Luci Overlord, though.
See? Now you won't feel grumpy when you scroll through these repetitive pictures.
I took one last birthday picture of Luci happily playing in the sunroom. Five minutes later, I returned to find The Stamp Pad Eater instead.
I took one last birthday picture of Luci happily playing in the sunroom. Five minutes later, I returned to find The Stamp Pad Eater instead.
What a cute stamp eater!
ReplyDeleteMy two year old eats markers. And Luci overlord is hilarious. I am laughing and out loud, too over here. I love this post. I'v been spending my time reading your blog and comparing the ages of our children and wondering if Susannah is the only blue-eyed child you have. And thinking baout how glad you must be for Heidi! Me, too!
ReplyDelete1. I sometimes wonder if I keep stamp pads and markers in the house for the sole purpose of toddlers eating them.
ReplyDelete2. Yes, Sue is our only blue-eyes. We have a blue, 3 brown, and a greenish-gold. I'm trying for violet with this next baby...
3. Heidi and Phil! Yes, so very happy for them and me and the world! They are wonderful people and will raise a magical child. Of that, I am sure.
Judah finds markers daily and eats them. The children draw-and then hastily put things away, inevitably leaving markers under tables-waiting to be devoured.
ReplyDeleteIt has happened so frequently that I began chronicling it on the camera. I think I have eight different colors by now.
I am glad to know I am not the only one but not very glad to hear he may not grow out of it.
I don't know if it ever ends.
ReplyDeleteDo you ever find Andrew be-markered? I think children keep indulging in marker eating all the way through childhood; they simply become wily enough to wash away the evidence.