Posted by: brandiandboys | August 19, 2008

I’m a Sucker…

Last Friday I twittered something to the effect of, “Does anyone want a two-year-old?” What kinda mother would write that you ask? One who’d had a VERY long week! Brewer has always been our wildcard, that’s common knowledge.

I had made the boys spaghetti for lunch. A meal they both love and when we have it, they usually clean their plates. I left the kitchen for a few short minutes to check the laundry (not my email, honest!), heard Gage scream, heard Brewer laugh, and came back to a room that looked like this….

They cleaned their plates alright! Spaghetti was on all of the walls, two of the windows, window shutters, baseboards, and floor. It was also located in Gage’s ear, on the side of his face, in his hair, smeared on his t-shirt and stuck to Tucker’s collar. Gage swore Brewer was the sole-conspirator…. yea, right.

I was not happy, but then I saw his lip quiver…

And I got the eyes…

I admit it, I’m a sucker for the lip quiver and those eyes. Put a fork in me and call me done, because they get me every time.


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  1. And the fact he did it on camera is priceless! I saw that twitter and wondered what was up…now I know! What kind of mom ask that? I think any mom with all boys should get that pass at least every couple months! :) Thankfully, we have not had a spaghetti fight…no, we just choose to throw our cereal here.

  2. I my gosh! Brew is such a little Pete! Micah can make that same face…it gets me every time.

  3. I saw the lip before I read your sentence and he had me right there too! He is the cutest little button!

  4. did you steal my son? They look ALOT alike!

  5. I’m still laughing! They did a real nice addition to your paint job! This blog will be an awesome journal for your boys to read when they grow up. For some reason, I think this post will be one they brag about.

  6. Oh my… he’s lucky he’s so cute!

  7. With that face I would have just started throwing the spaghetti just to make him feel better. Is this what Pete looks like when he gets in trouble too?

  8. Isn’t that the worst?! You want to correct and discipline but you can’t stand cracking up.

    Just yesterday, I told Anna not to crawl up the stairs (she’s only 14 months and such a tiny peanut) and she looked at me held her pointer finger up and said “no!”. She’s too young to be sassy…but I had to cover my face from smiling.

  9. That’s how Pete got you, too, isn’t it?

  10. I’m right there with you, sister.

    I’ve offered my children for sale on occasion.

    But then I’m missing them the moment they go outside.

    Ugh!

  11. Okay that is to funny. It is crazy what we let slide compared to what our parents would have done had we done the same thing right! I am a sucker also. I always think well if it doesn’t kill them who is going o care in twenty years also it a great story to tell! By the way I checked out your husbands video, Sooooo funny and yes they are a lot a like.

  12. oh no!!!! I Have to know, did you scream oh so loud? When these disasters happen at my house I scream at the kids with so much frustatration. It makes me feel guilty and like you depending on the face I get from the kids, I then crack UP.

  13. Food Fight! Yep, been there too!! He’s just too cute!

  14. I am such a sucker too! The eyes get me everytime.

  15. Your blog is so refreshing. Thank God these kind of things happen to everyone else! If only I had been blogging when Emily was in her Terrible Two (and Three) stage.

  16. The first picture got to me, I would have caved right then. He is so adorable that it is probably hard to be mad.

  17. ohhh sometimes I HAVE gone to check blogs/emails and come back to a disaster — and OHHH the guilt!!!

    I have a 2 year old so I know what you’re going through — but only 1/3rd of what you’re going through because you have 2 others and I only have the one!!!!!!!!

    On Pete’s blog I asked if you had a little doll to pretend with sometimes or something… because of all the testosterone you are surrounded by it would be good to have a dress up doll or something :)

  18. P.S. you’re a SAHM right? I’d love to hear what a ‘normal’ day is like for you with the 3 boys… a summertime day without school vs. a school year day..

    I have so many requests of you I’m sorry — I won’t be offended at all if you never get aruond to all the posts I want you to do hehe

  19. Ahhhh the life with a house full of boys…… I feel your pain Brandi. I too am a mother of 3 boys, but I have a red headed girl right in the middle of them….. FUN FUN. Got to love all the things that the kiddos do to make us crazy.

  20. i like randi’s suggestion…”a day in the life of brandi wilson”

    pleeeeeeze?????

  21. I should now add “food fights” to my list of reasons why I don’t have kids that I posted about yesterday. :)

  22. Hmm….. boogers (Pete’s blog today) and spaghetti on the walls. I think it is a good thing they are so darn cute!

  23. That is the cutest lip quiver! And the puppy-dog-eyes are working on me too!

  24. Oh, he’s so cute. I’m pretty sure if you put a bubble over his head in that last picture it would say, “See that… I totally got her. All it took was the lip quiver… Sweet.”

    :)

    sara
    http://www.gitzengirl.blogspot.com

  25. What is it with your boys and your walls???? hahahha… do you an P-Squared get together and plan these blog posts?? Awfully coincidental!! His wall/booger….. your wall/spaghetti…. hahahhaha….

    LOVE THOSE BOYS!!! :) :) ;)

  26. boogers and spagetti, bothgross and funny! when my girls did a similar thing, i caved too. its hard not to.

  27. That is adorable. Tristan is our wild card, and he has those looks too.

  28. So, okay, wait…did you make them lick (eat) the sketty off the walls to clean up the mess? Because that is totally what I would have done.

  29. Whew! For a minute there I thought the booger had grown!

  30. Oh my goodness that first picture is enough to make me want to cry! What a face!!!!!!!


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