How are they doing?
Almost as much as I am asked how I am doing, I get how are the girls doing??
Well, I told Ian it would only be a matter of time before Mal figured out that it was only a quick jump from the counter, to the microwave, to the fridge, then on to the wondrous space above the cabinets.
It took her exactly 22 days...
As for Wicket... Wicket is much less adventurous. Wicket is afraid of things as benign as the bathroom. She walks backward almost as much as she walks forward. For Wicket, "doing well" means finding ways to do the things she's always done so she can feel safe and coddled... which brings us to laundry day.
Wicket has a weird love of clothes piles. When you are trying to fold a pile of clothes she burrows into it and then swipes at you with a fortitude unseen without the clothes-shell.
Luckily for her, piles of clothes are not Oswego specific...
Well, I told Ian it would only be a matter of time before Mal figured out that it was only a quick jump from the counter, to the microwave, to the fridge, then on to the wondrous space above the cabinets.
It took her exactly 22 days...
As for Wicket... Wicket is much less adventurous. Wicket is afraid of things as benign as the bathroom. She walks backward almost as much as she walks forward. For Wicket, "doing well" means finding ways to do the things she's always done so she can feel safe and coddled... which brings us to laundry day.
Wicket has a weird love of clothes piles. When you are trying to fold a pile of clothes she burrows into it and then swipes at you with a fortitude unseen without the clothes-shell.
Luckily for her, piles of clothes are not Oswego specific...