I exit the store and pull the Suburban out of the parking space, passing the store display window as I leave the parking lot. I stop short.
Cuddle Bear?
What?
You did that, didn't you.
Yes.
I drag the Cuddle Bear back into the store and set her in front of the owner.
"Well, hello again!"
Ipulledthepantsdownontheman...mak....manik....yourbigdollandI'msorry.
"What?"
She said she's the one who de-pantsed your mannequin. And she's sorry.
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It's a proud mommy Christmas card moment! How awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, though...should I be laughing or crying? I'm really not sure. Admittedly, I'm laughing, which is something I very much needed amist the craziness of my own world...but at the same time I'm crying for you!
OH Kerrie! I know it wasn't funny to you but you gifted me with a much needed laugh today.
ReplyDeleteMoments the moms of neuro-typical kids miss :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh! That is...I'm sorry, I'm laughing...kids are just wonderful surprising creatures...ROTFL....
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS!! HA!!
ReplyDeleteGB's Mom- That IS one of my neuro-typicals!!! That is the sad degree my life has achieved. ;)
ReplyDeleteLMAOOOOOOOOOOOO! Oh that is so FUNNY! HA!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I love the word unenvisionable. I am going to have to use it somewhere.
But haven't you secretly wanted to do it yourself?
ReplyDeleteHaven't we all at times wondered how much of the mannequins are like real?
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