A: Yes, yes she is. For those who might not remember, we cleared out one cabinet in our kitchen and filled it with Natalie-safe items. Our thinking was that she could "cook" or whatever when we were working in the kitchen.
Natalie is, as we've discussed, a climber. So she often climbs in the cabinet. We know this, and we're used to this. Here's an old shot of Natalie doing her thing.
So, the other morning, the three of us were in the kitchen, and then - suddenly - Natalie was gone. It was weird, though: we could still hear her happily chattering to herself, but she was nowhere to be found. She wasn't in the living room, the laundry room, or the pantry. I opened her cabinet, peered in at the bottom, and saw nothing. Still, the chattering continued, but we couldn't find her. Panic mounted. I started checking all the rooms again.
And then, just as I was about to loose my keep-it-togetherness (this is a family blog, no?), Mike looked again in the kitchen cabinet, this time crouching down to take in the whole space at eye level.
And guess what we found?
I think that whole incident (which probably lasted all of a minute) took at least ten years off my life.
5 comments:
In 16 years or so, she will be the one who wants to sleep in the upper bunk in the dorm...
Jennifer Desjarlais,
Dean of Admissions,
Wellesley
Great story and pictures!!
Kate, were you in Sarasota when Natalie's Great Aunt Cheryl hid in a bathroom cabinet and no one could find her?
Obviously, heredity works in strange ways...
Gramps
@Gramps: Stay tuned for more on heredity....
Kate, this had me laughing out loud! Didn;t sound too funny on your end...or at least until you round her! I so love that baby!
Love to all,
Bubbe
This summer perhaps my young assistant will work with me on some exciting cheese recipes in the slow cooker!
Grr
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