....of the medical high-drama, Jack decided today would be a good day to shove a blue button up his nose. Yep. You read that right. A blue button. Up his nose. While walking through Lowes with his mother and older brother he tells the former that there is a button up his nose. Now, mind
you, Jack also says that it fell from the sky. At this point it's sorta hard to believe a word the three year-old utters. But, a quick tilt of the head shows that, in fact, there is something up his nose and it's blue. Beautiful, Jack - just beautiful. Much screaming, tears and a little bit of bubble gum to make him smile later, the button is out. We believe he has learned his lesson on this one! Thank you very much Martin's Point for sticking around late for a button extraction!
....of the medical high-drama, Jack decided today would be a good day to shove a blue button up his nose. Yep. You read that right. A blue button. Up his nose. While walking through Lowes with his mother and older brother he tells the former that there is a button up his nose. Now, mind 
you, Jack also says that it fell from the sky. At this point it's sorta hard to believe a word the three year-old utters. But, a quick tilt of the head shows that, in fact, there is something up his nose and it's blue. Beautiful, Jack - just beautiful. Much screaming, tears and a little bit of bubble gum to make him smile later, the button is out. We believe he has learned his lesson on this one! Thank you very much Martin's Point for sticking around late for a button extraction!
2 comments:
I remember when I was about his age I had to go in for an emergeny "macaroni-ectomy" from my nose. This is what little brother's do!!!!! How funny!
This reminds me of the story of Evan Cembalisty sticking a pea up his nose...Betty (his mom) couldn't figure out while he still stunk after multiple baths!
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