Thursday, October 9, 2008

How to Wreak Havoc: By Demon Baby



1. Get naked.
2. Wait till mom is in the shower.
3. Get the OJ out of the fridge.
4. Get a chair.
5. Push chair to sink.
6. Dump OJ down the sink.
7. Start faucet.
8. Get the entire bottle of dishwashing soap.
9. Make bubbles.
10. Dump bubbles on the floor.
11. Get caught in the act and act cute.
12. Mission accomplished.

25 comments:

Spy Scribbler said...

Well, just look at that grin! It's irresistable!

Erica Orloff said...

I know. Very hard to resist the little guy.

E

Edie Ramer said...

What a face! He could get away with havoc in my house, too.

... said...

Long live "demon baby". :D

Evilness rocks.

Erica Orloff said...

edie:
Yeah . . . I am starting to get very zen about the havoc. :-)
E

Erica Orloff said...

realmcovet:
As long as when he's older he doesn't end up in the state penal system, I am cool with his evilness.

:-)
E

Karmela said...

E wrote: As long as when he's older he doesn't end up in the state penal system, I am cool with his evilness.

If he does (heaven forbid!!!), I imagine him leading the entire inmate population in a craptastic version of Prison Thriller.

Erica Orloff said...

karm:
LOL!!!!! Yes. I could definitely see that. (Still chuckling.)

E

Jude Hardin said...

If you look up mischievous in the dictionary, you'll find picture #1 by the definition.

I see the rice cooker, blender, and coffeemaker in the background, and I'm thinking you got lucky it was only bubbles in the sink this time. :)

conley730 said...

Those expressions are priceless! That gleam in his eye in the first pic just says "Yes, I know exactly what I'm doing and it's so much FUN"!!!

Melanie Hooyenga said...

You poor dear. :)

Erica Orloff said...

Jud:
LOL! Yes. I may need locks for everything.

E

Erica Orloff said...

conley:
You have twin boys his age. You just KNOW you can read their minds, right?

E

Erica Orloff said...

melanie:
Yup. I'm doomed.

E

The Anti-Wife said...

One good thing about him - he won't cost you anything for a Halloween costume. He can go as his naked, demonic self. Maybe a set of horns.

Robin said...

As my mom would say, "He's a piece of work!"

That smile is an evolutionary marvel. One look and Darwin would have known immediately how little boys survive.

laughingwolf said...

so, what seems to be the problem, ma? :O lol

Erica Orloff said...

anti-wife:
A pitchfork and I'm all set.

E

Erica Orloff said...

robin:
LOL! Yes, a piece of work indeed.

E

Erica Orloff said...

laughing wolf:
Oh . . . no problem. You know, just a floor full of soap bubbles . . . OH, and then since he stomach got all wet, he went and rolled belly first on the carpet in my office to dry himself.

No problem at all. :-)
E

Suzanne said...

Locks for everything? Good plan. Do OJ bottles come child proof? I imagine they haven't invented the system that could fool him.

Erica Orloff said...

Suzanne;
There's only so mcuh you can do in the face of a Demon Baby. You lose some battles. The fight over using toilet paper as confetti--another losing battle.

The problem of using bottles of syrup as projectile weapons has been solved by HEIGHT. I have that advantage and store a lot of stuff WAY up high. I'm 5'11-ish.

E

conley730 said...

I tried refrigerator locks when my guys started getting into it, and they lasted about a week before the boys broke them off. The door knob covers didn't last long either. Twin B discovered if you bang on it long enough with a shoe it will come apart! Maybe I can just move the fridge into my room and lock the door from the inside LOL!

Erica Orloff said...

conley:
Mine climbs the shelves to just about anything. Fridge included. He is like a spider monkey.
E

laughingwolf said...

exactly... no problemo ;) lol