You can always tell when the kids are feeling better. They come back at full force. But, sometimes I can't tell who is more mischievous. Me, or the Elf on the Shelf.
I was folding laundry this morning, and Gramma and Hannah were in the office working on Christmas Cards. I decided to have a little fun with my number two child.
I placed a stuffed zebra at the office door, which was closed, and knocked.
"Who's there? Come in!"
After a small wait, the door creaked open. I could hear it, because I was standing around the corner in the bedroom.
"Oh!" Hannah found the zebra, swept him inside, and shut the door.
"Zebra, Gramma!"
"Really? A zebra knocked on the door? Huh. Well, alright."
I placed a huge kitty at the door, knocked, and ran.
"Come in!"
Door creaked open, and "Kitty!" was exclaimed. It was drug inside, and door slammed shut.
"Its a Kitty, Gramma! A kitty to play with zebra."
I placed a Mickey Mouse book at door, knocked, and ran.
"Come in!"
Door slammed open, "Mickey Book!"
The book was gone when I peeked around the corner.
This time, I just knocked and left.
"Come in! Oh. *slam* No body there!"
I placed my basket full of laundry to be folded at the door, knocked, and ran. I was giggling. I could not wait for the reaction from this gift. I didn't know if I was more excited to hear what Hannah had to say, or Gramma.
"Come in!"
I heard the door open, slowly.
"What? What is this? This is Panties, Gramma!"
I almost lost it. It was David'd underwear and socks.
I heard grunting. She was dragging the basket into the office.
SLAM!
"What is that? Wait! Hannah! Someone left laundry at the door?"
"Yep!"
I was waiting for it to be returned. But, it never showed up.
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