Next generation
Sunday August 14th 2011, 10:04 pm
Filed under: Family,Friends

Some may remember how, back when my lupus was new and my children small, back when my friend Lisa offered to trade a few hours’ babysitting time every morning, swim therapy for me and then gym time for her, how her little boy David used to leave some favored object, usually a toy, stashed away somewhere in my house every time to make sure he’d have to come back to get it. Somewhere where I wouldn’t see it and go chasing after their car, somewhere where only he would know.

Every time. I think he started doing that before he turned three.

Richard, Kim, and Parker flew home this afternoon.

And David’s going to love seeing what we found after they left.


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LOL…think you can get them to come back for it?

Comment by Ruth 08.14.11 @ 11:50 pm

LOL!! That’s awesome. I never tire of that David and the left behind item tale…

Comment by Channon 08.15.11 @ 6:57 am

I remember that story and love that the binky is still with you.

Comment by Jody 08.15.11 @ 7:17 am

do you think they can make it all the way home without that?

Comment by Sherry in Idaho 08.15.11 @ 8:28 am

I’m betting that Parker’s mom is as prepared as my daughter is — always carry a spare!

Comment by Bev 08.15.11 @ 8:37 am

Hey, Gramma, please just leave it right there. Then I’ll know where it is the next time I visit.

Comment by Don Meyer 08.15.11 @ 8:55 am

What a wonderful (way too short) visit you had. That smile on your face (in the earlier post) says it all. And I still love the story of the left-behind very special toy.

Comment by sjanova 08.15.11 @ 4:59 pm

Are you sure he didn’t leave it behind for you and for him, rather than just for him?

Comment by twinsetellen 08.15.11 @ 5:49 pm



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