We've hidden the normal things: power tools and sharp things, and the abnormal things: rakes**, rotary phones**, hand mixers**, tv antennas**, and even pencils** (**long stories of other accidents requiring a tetanus shot, casts, and/or antibiotics from years ago) and have made it four whole days accident free.
Doesn't mean that mom won't be consumed by a velociraptor before the day is over. 
Four Days Accident Free
Posted by
ShellePenn
Thursday, March 14
Labels: dachshunds , farm life , newby
8 comments:
I really think it's safe to say that you really need to handcuff Mom to the bed post....but she'd probably find a way to get herself into trouble anyway.
BaaaaaWaaaah we think the only thingy that you HAVEN'T hidden from your mom is... the BED.
Your mom bears a close resemblance to ours..she has had a many tetanus shots in her life and ER visits...it keeps us hopping..her last episode was when she fell UP the steps at work and spend the better part of the day in ER getting CT scan on her head...she said that was one way to get out of working for the day!!!
stella rose and mags
It must be exhausting taking care of your momma!
keep them hidden.
nora
Whew, finally hidden all them sharp objects. Now you three keep a real close eye on her. If she starts to wander away too far, go and chase her back into the closet. That's probably the safest place for her.
Hugs,
Lily Belle & Muffin
I hope your mom is doing well!
Sure it was a very scary episode!
Keep an eye on her, ok?
Take care
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Hand cuffing mum to the bed won't help she might fall of it, LOL. Seriously hope mum is better today. Have a fabulous Friday.
Best wishes Molly
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