In an effort to ward off the snowstorm stir-crazies, we took Tess today to pick out our Christmas ornament for the year.
Compulsive boot-wearing is a telltale symptom of the snowstorm stir-crazies.
Every year we pick out an ornament that somehow represents that year. With so many "firsts" this year, I figured we'd have a lot to choose from.
Up until this year, Ry & I were the only ones who had a say in what ornament we selected. We decided to let Tess pick this year--with some parental guidance, of course.
Ry tried to entice Tess with the selection of Sesame Street ornaments, but she was only mildly interested.
I thought she would go for a cute Santa, or maybe a snowman or big snowflake in honor of our huge storm.
Tess had other plans.
Ry tried to entice Tess with the selection of Sesame Street ornaments, but she was only mildly interested.
I thought she would go for a cute Santa, or maybe a snowman or big snowflake in honor of our huge storm.
Tess had other plans.
I have absolutely no idea why, but she latched on to this horrible snare drum from the tree with all the over-priced miniature oboes, french horns, clarinets and violas.
She kept playing it with two fingers and saying "Pum, Pum!" She refused to leave it behind.
I tried to appease her with a nutcracker ornament that was playing a drum. We're learning that the age of 2 is not one of compromise.
She kept playing it with two fingers and saying "Pum, Pum!" She refused to leave it behind.
I tried to appease her with a nutcracker ornament that was playing a drum. We're learning that the age of 2 is not one of compromise.
2009: The Year of the Snare Drum
So our tree has a new addition. Our new ornament may be more symbolic than we realize.
2 comments:
Clever post! Thanks for sharing! Love, Dipsy
I love that little drummer girl!
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