It is a classic case of “whodunit?” It involved one broken living room window, six toddlers and three different stories. Alex blamed Avery. Avery blamed Alex. And Dominic was the first to come clean, but only described an inexplicable and anonymous explosion. It is important to note our living room moonlights as a toy room and we had to keep playgroup and the Hunterwood Happy Hour inside last night due the high pollen count and the lower temps. It is also important to note that the age range or witnesses and suspects was 2-5 years old. So after just minutes of interrogation, it was very apparent that this mystery might never get solved (unless we wait until Avery can speak in complete and crystal clear sentences), and therefore we probably need to bundle up, switch back to red wine and brave the cold … or finish the basement sooner than later.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Mystery Theater Happy Hour
It is a classic case of “whodunit?” It involved one broken living room window, six toddlers and three different stories. Alex blamed Avery. Avery blamed Alex. And Dominic was the first to come clean, but only described an inexplicable and anonymous explosion. It is important to note our living room moonlights as a toy room and we had to keep playgroup and the Hunterwood Happy Hour inside last night due the high pollen count and the lower temps. It is also important to note that the age range or witnesses and suspects was 2-5 years old. So after just minutes of interrogation, it was very apparent that this mystery might never get solved (unless we wait until Avery can speak in complete and crystal clear sentences), and therefore we probably need to bundle up, switch back to red wine and brave the cold … or finish the basement sooner than later.
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This is pretty funny! I would go with Dominic's explanation...you never know...Hope all is well with you!
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