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<blockquote data-quote="Mickey2255" data-source="post: 84968" data-attributes="member: 3720"><p><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Martie</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Prior to "resigning", I also had a card you cannot "play" because the year before ex-difficult child weighed as much as me and was about 5 feet tall, so when husband traveled, there was no way I could force him into the car. Martie </div></div></p><p></p><p>I just have to comment on this because I had was having flash-backs to when my son was in kindergarten and first grade. He was about 45 lbs and not especially tall so I could usually get him IN the car to go to school but I often couldn't get him OUT of the car! I'd end up dropping my easy child at the curb and then parking in the lot to get difficult child out. I'd try dragging him out and he'd brace his feet against the door frame of the car. Then when I'd go to readjust the grip, he'd flip himself over into the back of the car (SUV). If I'd open the back tail gate, he'd flip back into the seats. We could go on like this for what seemed forever with me racing around the car like a mad-woman! Eventually he'd start laughing and I could catch him and he'd act like it had been some big game all along. And there I was sweating with hair standing on end trying to figure out how I was going to clean myself up before I got to work...</p><p></p><p>Michelle - who is very happy this hasn't happened in quite a long time now and probably just jinxed myself...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mickey2255, post: 84968, member: 3720"] <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Martie</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Prior to "resigning", I also had a card you cannot "play" because the year before ex-difficult child weighed as much as me and was about 5 feet tall, so when husband traveled, there was no way I could force him into the car. Martie </div></div> I just have to comment on this because I had was having flash-backs to when my son was in kindergarten and first grade. He was about 45 lbs and not especially tall so I could usually get him IN the car to go to school but I often couldn't get him OUT of the car! I'd end up dropping my easy child at the curb and then parking in the lot to get difficult child out. I'd try dragging him out and he'd brace his feet against the door frame of the car. Then when I'd go to readjust the grip, he'd flip himself over into the back of the car (SUV). If I'd open the back tail gate, he'd flip back into the seats. We could go on like this for what seemed forever with me racing around the car like a mad-woman! Eventually he'd start laughing and I could catch him and he'd act like it had been some big game all along. And there I was sweating with hair standing on end trying to figure out how I was going to clean myself up before I got to work... Michelle - who is very happy this hasn't happened in quite a long time now and probably just jinxed myself... [/QUOTE]
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