Every Sunday after church we go and eat at Puddin and Pop’s
house for lunch. Usually we all sit at
the table, but for some reason today Ford sat at the bar. After I fixed my plate I went and sat down
beside him. Not too long after I was
enjoying my food John Brantley comes over and puts his arms up for me. He sat beside me for a minute and then I got
up to fix him a drink. I had my back
turned and I heard Puddin sort of holler and I heard a loud noise. Well, Bitty had managed to fall out of the
tall barstool and hit the floor. I have
no idea how it happened since I was facing the refrigerator. It all happened so quickly. I grabbed him and soon after noticed that he
was bleeding by his eye. It was quickly
decided, mostly by Pops, that he needed to go to the doctor. Without further ado, we headed to Memphis to
Lebonheur.
Trey
dropped us off at the door and I went inside and got signed in. We waited about 20-30 minutes and were called
into triage where John Brantley was called a girl by everyone who saw him. We were then taken to a room and saw several
other nurses before a doctor came in. We waited and waited and waited!!!!!
I was under the impression that he would be getting 2
stitches or the derma -bond glue. The
doctor then decided to do neither. She
said the glue burns when it is applied and its risky putting it near the
eye. It was be bad news if it got into
his eye. She then said that she didn't
want to put him through getting stitches, so we went for cleaning him up and
some Neosporin. That was bad enough for
me! After being there for about 2.5
hours we finally got to leave!
Moral of the story:
Do NOT leave your small children unattended on elevated surfaces!!!!
Yesterday Ford and I went to the movies. I was so excited since it would be his first
trip to the show, and he was excited about the coke, popcorn, and candy. We got settled in our seats and all was going
well. The previews were pretty lengthy
and then finally the show began. After
about 20 minutes Ford asked me, “Momma, when will Frozen (the movie) start??” I laughed and told him it had already
started. He then decided that he didn't
like that movie and was ready to go. I
told him that we were staying for the entire thing.
I probably should have seen the writing on the walls and
bailed when we had a chance, but I didn't and we stayed. Frozen is a Disney movie and we all know they
have a conflict/bad guy in all of their movies, however, they always end
happily. Being that Ford pretty much
sticks with Mickey Mouse and the gang, he didn't know this.
Well, all of a sudden some wolves appear in the movie and
Ford announced to the entire theater, “This is NOT a good movie.” (We don’t like wolves). Things only went downhill from there. The
Queen was being mean to other people, and he thought her sister was going to
die. Ford cried!! Yes, he started crying and being loud and
demanding to leave. Again, I refused to
waste the $14.00 we spent and pulled him up into my lap. His little heart was beating so fast. He laid his head on my shoulder and
cried. Every few minutes he would turn
around and take a peek. I tried telling
him numerous times that no one was going to die and it would end happily. That didn't matter. He didn't like that show.
Moral of the story:
Don’t take your tender-hearted 4 year old to see anymore Disney movies
until he is at least 10.
Now we will TRY to wait patiently on Santa to come…….
1 comment:
Try a movie this summer at one of the malco locations (oxford, memphis areas)...they do kids movies for $2 and have a $1.50 popcorn and coke to go with them. They are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10 and usually have a mix of little kid and bigger kid throughout the summer. Mine was scared towards the end of Monsters University (but not thefirst one), and I made him stick it out too.
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