"Come What May, We Love It": Be careful where you put your head!

Friday, August 6, 2010

Be careful where you put your head!

I know this post will bring up a few questions; I'll have to address those later. But, in the meantime . . .

The other day I went outside and found Lehi washing his head with the hose. Here's how the conversation went:

Me: "What are you doing Lehi?"

Lehi: "Getting the pee off my head."

Me: "How'd you get pee on your head?"

Lehi: "When you stick your head where you shouldn't that's what happens."

He had been cleaning out our rabbit cages and I guess he forgot where his head was?

Gotta love my man!!!

2 comments:

Jerlyn said...: How funny! I think I would have freaked out. I am such a city girl.; August 7, 2010 at 7:03 AM
Erica Hanks said...: Ewwww! lol! I have repented and started blogging again. I can't believe so much time has gotten away from me!

How are you guys doing?? Hugs!; August 8, 2010 at 11:09 AM

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