decorative cover up

Monday, June 13, 2005

You may recall that we had a little incident with a pair of scissors recently. Well only a few days later we had another run in with scissors that I was too embarrassed to mention. What is that saying? Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me?

I should have wondered what Isabelle was doing when she snuck off to play oh so quietly. The silence is always a give away, or at least it should be. A few minutes alone with a pair of scissors and she had cut holes in a brand new shirt that she was wearing for the very first time. I believe I may have screamed a little. I then put the top aside and ignored it for quite some time.

I have been sulking around home most of the weekend, recovering from an ovarian cyst bursting late in the week (this is a good thing btw, just sore) and I didn’t feel ready to cast on the next piece of the Debbie Bliss Cabled Jacket right after finishing the back, so I looked in my “to do” basket and finally pulled out Isabelle’s top.

Isabelle's butterfly shirt, now with flowers

Isabelle's butterfly shirt, now with flowers

The butterflies were always there, the flowers are my attempt to hide Isabelle’s handy work with the scissors. They look a bit messy up close but she never stands still long enough for anyone to get a good look anyway - a fact I should have considered before deciding to take a photo while she was wearing the top. This is what Isabelle thought of the experience.

Isabelle cross

7 Comments

Comment by froggy on 13/6/2005 @ 8:18 pm

the shirt looks great and look at the precious face! i love that pic!

Comment by Kris on 13/6/2005 @ 9:48 pm

That face is hilarious.

These scissor stories are giving me nightmares about what I may have in my not to distant future. I can totally see Anna Grace doing these same things. Frightening!

Comment by Cara on 13/6/2005 @ 10:14 pm

That picture is awesome! Seriously, quiet is NEVER a good thing!

Comment by Angel on 13/6/2005 @ 11:42 pm

How clever you are to cover up the holes!!

That familiar expression on Isabelle, I see that almost every other day on Breanna.

Comment by Karen on 14/6/2005 @ 8:36 am

Hahaha…what a great picture!

Comment by Nancy on 14/6/2005 @ 2:55 pm

LOVE the face! Good save.

Yeah, I’ve screamed once or twice … a day … myself.

Not everyday thankfully, but some days they just test you. After 4 it gets much easier re the destructiveness and mess-making. My youngest is 3 and she’s working me hard.

Comment by Susie on 15/6/2005 @ 2:57 am

Priceless! Mine did the exact same thing while she was supposed to be taking a nap at my grandmother’s house a few years ago.

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