We think that they're too young to understand, that it rolls right past them.
We think that they're not listening.
DG and Thing 1 just left to try to get food -- not that any of us have really eaten at all the last few days.
Thing 2 just came running out of her room in DG's floppy jester's hat and a striped dress, jingling away ... to see only mommy.
Thing 2: "MOMMY! Where's my daddy???????"
She's shaking, eyes wide.
Me: "It's okay, honey, he just went to go get dinner."
Thing 2: "Oh Mommy, I worried. I thought he was dead!"
I hug her, try to soothe the kid. Then there's a pause.
Thing 2: "Where's KAILEY???"
Me: "Honey, it's okay, she went with Daddy. They're all right, I promise."
Thing 2: "Oh good, Mommy. I was SO worried."
I'm trying not to cry.
Veni, Vidi, Ventus --
The randomly chaotic and crafty scribblings of a deranged, wannabe artist allowed too many colours in her Crayon box.
Surgeon General's Warning: Some content of "From Pooka's Crayon" may not be suitable for: work, blue-haired little old ladies, the politically-correct, rabid moonbats, uptight mothers, priests, chronic idiots, insurance claims agents, Democrats, children, small furry quadropeds from Alpha Centauri, or your sanity.
The randomly chaotic and crafty scribblings of a deranged, wannabe artist allowed too many colours in her Crayon box.
Surgeon General's Warning: Some content of "From Pooka's Crayon" may not be suitable for: work, blue-haired little old ladies, the politically-correct, rabid moonbats, uptight mothers, priests, chronic idiots, insurance claims agents, Democrats, children, small furry quadropeds from Alpha Centauri, or your sanity.
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