Crash

I come from a family with low blood sugar issues. At least one of my daughters has inherited the trait. We are careful, around these parts, to keep a package of peanut butter crackers or some juice on hand. Otherwise, things get ugly. Really loud and ugly.

Yesterday, Roo took an extra long time to fall asleep and then had a decent nap. So, the stretch between the noon meal and her waking time was extreme. So, was the show. Writhing. Floor. Screaming. Apologies. More writhing. Smoothie. 5 minutes. Happiness.



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Everyday, after lunch, the girls get a smoothie. It's an easy way to sneak in extra servings of fruits and veggies, as well as vitamins. The girls love them.

Maggie Dog loves the blender. Everyday when I fire it up, she barks. The entire time the machine is working, she is barking.

I've given up shushing her. It's a small pleasure for Maggie Dog.

J, however, is driven mad by the noise. He always makes the dog go outside or sit beside him in silence.

Today, J had successfully shushed Maggie Dog. But, the barking continued.

Em "woofed" all the way through the blending.