your first response would probably be me. that i had a temper tantrum and couldn't find anything to throw, so i decided to rip off the cabinet door. you would be WRONG. you may think it was james. his superdaddy strength must have played a role in this door being removed. you would be WRONG. maybe jared or lauren fighting over which game to be played and by accident they ripped the door off. you would be WRONG again. the bird is not at fault either. if you guessed brandon...you would be RIGHT!
i know, i know. how on earth could my sweet baby boy do such a thing? it is hard to believe. at least it wasn't his temper (which is developing by the way). he was told several times to stop hanging on the door. i said, "BRANDON...let go of that door." he looked back at me and smiled and hung on. and then it was hanging on for dear life because the hinge started to pull away from the bookcase and he started falling back. bad news...door broken off. good news...he hasn't gone back over there since!
That's the good and the bad of doors. They keep things in, but once the kid learns to open them, it's all downhill! I'm not sure how to keep anything within 2 feet of the floor anymore, in or out of a cabinet! ha!
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