Saturday, March 15, 2008
Locked out AGAIN....
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13 comments:
The things we go through. You know I have a terrible locked out story. I am glad yours did not last that long and Emma saved the day! The stress!
Oh no! Its very comical to read but I know it would have pushed me over the edge. Good for you figuring a way out of that.
I think that Leslie can commiserate about the "lock out". She once locked herself out of her apartment while Ethan was napping on their huge "Poppa Bear" bed. He was rolling at the time so she was worried that if he woke up he might roll of and hit the floor, some 4-5 feet down. I can only imagine how frustrating this would be. Way to go Emma. Gotta love the kids who can get the little ones to do whatever they ask.
Ok, I totally understand this one. I was putting Kate (age 1) into the car seat, when she grabbed my keys as I was doing up her straps. Her favorite thing at the time was sucking on the door clicker, so just as I slam the door, I hear all the locks go 'click'. She had bitten down on the lock button. Where is the drama? It was in Vegas, in the summer, in 120* heat. Kids DIE in cars ALL the time in Vegas. Yeah, heart attack. I was in Lowe's pkg lot. I called the cops immediately. Even 10 min. in a hot car is BAD for a baby. I feel your anxiety big time. I'm having it all over again now!
I can understand your panic, here we also had a story of kids who died in a locked out car.
Thanks to Emma, she is a great negotiator!
♥ Yay, Emma got him to open it!!!
THat usually happens to me... I work for who knows how long for something and then Emma will come up and get the kids to do it in nothing flat!!
I am so sorry, I am so glad that it was a brief moment of utter. I am so glad we only have some days that are like that, and they don't last long- feel long in the moment. You are such a trooper to laugh at yourself.
Well thank goodness for Emma and her level headedness!! Can she come over to my house soon? I could really use some of that around here.
You and I both need to invest in several spare keys. People keep telling me that it would help me, but I think I have some strange energy around me that makes me into a bit of a cosmic joke...
huge bummer! thank goodness for Emma. doesn't that stink she can do it and he wouldn't for you? UGH! my back window is broken so if i get locked out i can reach my arm in and unlock it . very classy.
Wow what did you do to your son afterwards? Or were you just so relieved you forgot?
I'm glad you got in and I hope the other car poolers waiting were nice to you about it.
Aw Angie...you poor thing! I would have been stomping, cussing and swearing if it were me! Cleansing breaths are a much better way to handle the situation! Way to go!
OH man! I'd like to say I didn't laugh a little ... but that would be a lie! Not that I think it funny to have been locked out, but the mental picture of you trying to get him to open it.... :) Glad that you were able to get in and all was well!
I found your post. See, I knew I wasn't the only one...
How panicked we get immediately!
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