I was at my grandma's once and she had her purse in the freezer...totally paranoid that someone was going to break in. And grounds for horrible jokes about cold-hard-cash. Owen is a "random place" stasher too. Happy Day!
Lol! Awesome. I have found empty glasses in the fridge, as my son wants to use it next time. I have also found many refrigerator magnets inside my fridge.. I am guessing thanks to my two year old. You never know.
Too funny! At least he put them AWAY somewhere. That's better than I ever get. Usually mine just throw it on the floor. Shelving it in the fridge would be a step up! Lovin' that camera! It takes great pictures!
HEY! Your fridge DOES look like my fridge!! Speaking on the fridge I caught monster #2 polishing off a pack of hot dogs the other day. Oh, he didn't eat them all, he was polite enough to share with the dog. Goon manners and all.
I can always tell when the baby gate has been down because toys find strange homes within my kitchen. Not to be confused with when I am tired and put the cereal in the fridge or ice cream in the cupboard.
Lol! I love children and their special spots for those oh-so-special toys :)
ReplyDeleteI was at my grandma's once and she had her purse in the freezer...totally paranoid that someone was going to break in. And grounds for horrible jokes about cold-hard-cash. Owen is a "random place" stasher too. Happy Day!
ReplyDeleteHey, the kids are just trying to centralise.. heh
ReplyDeleteMakes sense to me!
ReplyDeleteLol! Awesome. I have found empty glasses in the fridge, as my son wants to use it next time. I have also found many refrigerator magnets inside my fridge.. I am guessing thanks to my two year old. You never know.
ReplyDeleteHaha, cute!
ReplyDeleteSo cute...Spencer likes to stash all his little toys in the cabinet under the sink!
ReplyDeleteGood to keep a drink nearby in case the toys get thirsty.
ReplyDeleteThat's not where toys go? Guess I need to do some rearranging!
ReplyDeleteDon't you love when you find things like that?
ReplyDeleteToo funny! At least he put them AWAY somewhere. That's better than I ever get. Usually mine just throw it on the floor. Shelving it in the fridge would be a step up!
ReplyDeleteLovin' that camera! It takes great pictures!
I love this post... Someday you're going to look back on this post and say...
ReplyDelete"Now where the hell did I put that camera??"
Cute! Right now my little guy prefers the sink or the trash can. He can't quite open the fridge by himself yet, but I'm sure that day will come.
ReplyDeleteThis is hysterical. I see my future. A fridge filled w/trucks and cars no doubt!
ReplyDeleteHugs hunny!
that makes it a secure, preserved toy!
ReplyDeleteHEY! Your fridge DOES look like my fridge!! Speaking on the fridge I caught monster #2 polishing off a pack of hot dogs the other day. Oh, he didn't eat them all, he was polite enough to share with the dog. Goon manners and all.
ReplyDeleteI can always tell when the baby gate has been down because toys find strange homes within my kitchen. Not to be confused with when I am tired and put the cereal in the fridge or ice cream in the cupboard.
ReplyDeletePerfect sense indeed! Perhaps your children are like me. I like to put the milk in the pantry. :)
ReplyDeletetotally logical :)
ReplyDeleteI remember how puzzling it was the first time I realize Izzy could open the fridge...fortunately, I haven't noticed anything like this!
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