This past Saturday Brian and I took William to The Giggle Factory, or The Germ Factory as I like to call it. It wasn't as neat-o as Brian and I thought it was going to be but it was still a good way to kill some time on a frigid Saturday afternoon. Plus, it provided for some great pictures. Oh, and of course a few giggles too.
I try my best to be wholesome on this blog especially during this Lenten season so forgive me for this next piece. The story we keep "giggling" about is when Brian totally took out a little 3- or 4-year-old boy with a giant ball after he was trying to knock over William who is still wobbly on his new walking legs. I'm sure the little boy was just trying to play with a new friend but Brian didn't see it that way and because boys never seem to outgrown their aggressive nature he pitched a giant ball at the little boy pushing him into the corner and out of William's path. The little boy just yelled, "Hey!" in the playful way that little boys do so no worries; he was OK. I hate to admit that it was really funny and we're still recounting it today.
I try my best to be wholesome on this blog especially during this Lenten season so forgive me for this next piece. The story we keep "giggling" about is when Brian totally took out a little 3- or 4-year-old boy with a giant ball after he was trying to knock over William who is still wobbly on his new walking legs. I'm sure the little boy was just trying to play with a new friend but Brian didn't see it that way and because boys never seem to outgrown their aggressive nature he pitched a giant ball at the little boy pushing him into the corner and out of William's path. The little boy just yelled, "Hey!" in the playful way that little boys do so no worries; he was OK. I hate to admit that it was really funny and we're still recounting it today.
"Weeeeeee!"
"Whooooosh!"
See the kid behind Brian? That's the giant ball boy!
"Hi, Dad!"
William clearly doesn't care that just a minute ago I was calling it The Germ Factory.
"I can't hear you mom!"
Still can't get over those baby blues.
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