Stitch#1 said:Ok that's just a little scary. Luckily that has never happened to us (our place is too small to get lost in)!
Glad everything was ok but I might have had heart palpitations!
One would think our place is too small for that to happen also.
No upstairs or basement for us so there aren't a lot of option.One of the longest moments of my life.
The other would be our first trip to Hilton Head. We went to the beach and Cameron asked if he could go into the water. Okay, I'm standing there with Walker, no problem. Gary's putting sun screen on and can't see a thing without his glasses. Next thing I know, I look up and Cameron's moving down the beach with the current. I'm trying to get Cameron's attention -- no luck. I'm trying to get Gary's attention -- as now I'm heading down the beach with Walker. No luck. So, I'm torn. Do I leave my 1 year old to try and go after my 5 year old. Or, do I try and take my 1 year old with me -- knowing he's going to slow me down. Eventually, I picked Walker up and ran him back to Gary who then took off to retrieve Cameron as he's quicker than I am.
Very, very scary. From then on, we went into the water together.


But the hard part is done. The decisions have been made. And all I have to do is upload the images and pick out the products for sale!
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) to catching frogs in her pond. They really look forward to it.
Finally I walked between our house and the neighbors and saw her across the back yard. We had a chain link fence around the yard (also locked) and she couldn't get in. I ran over there, picked her up, and took her into the house. As soon as I put her down in the kitchen, I looked out the window and saw my mother's car pulling up to the curb. She would have DIED if she had known that her granddaughter had been running around outside, unsupervised, in her birthday suit!
Also the local IKEA store is looking pretty good - hopefully will open sometime in the summer - I can't wait!!! 
