We'll file it under "first toilet paper changing." Emperor is getting miffed at me for blogging this and he is saying it's not the first, it's maybe the second or third, ok? Next lesson: remove the paper fully and make sure that it's on the latches so that it can be rolled without falling to the floor. He's nearly nine. I think he is a prodigy. :) Updated to add: he would like lots of comments about what a great guy he is, and he says sometime he will write about me on his blog. That's fair enough.19 April 2010
This Goes in the Baby Book!
We'll file it under "first toilet paper changing." Emperor is getting miffed at me for blogging this and he is saying it's not the first, it's maybe the second or third, ok? Next lesson: remove the paper fully and make sure that it's on the latches so that it can be rolled without falling to the floor. He's nearly nine. I think he is a prodigy. :) Updated to add: he would like lots of comments about what a great guy he is, and he says sometime he will write about me on his blog. That's fair enough.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Happenings at the House
Well... I've absolutely neglected this blog. I kept meaning to get back to it but then what do you say. Sometimes I just peek at other...
-
Do you train your children to be good church attenders and/or follow YOUR chosen faith? Lately, various blogs have been exploring the issue ...
-
I wish I'd have known this starting out. I wish I'd have known that it's actually LESS work to just homeschool your child, than...
THAT is awesome. My very own children have a TP blind spot and never even see that the roll is empty to begin with.
ReplyDeleteWay to go, Emperor!
My kids don't change tp. your guy is one up on my 13 year old!
ReplyDeleteWell done Emperor.Very thoughtful and considerate of you. I will have to show my son David this post and hopefully he will follow your good example
ReplyDeleteWell done Emperor! My kids NEVER change the toilet paper when it runs out! you did well.
ReplyDelete