It's the last day of the Monster Blogfest to celebrate Christine Rain's launch of her new book, Fearless. I hadn't actually planned another monster story, but as it turned out, last night, my daughter had a monster in her room.I had gone downstairs to get her water before tucking her in for the night. She waited in bed, arranging her stuffed animals.
I came back upstairs. As soon as I got to her door, she let out a scream.
Concerned, I ran over to her. "What happened?" I asked.
"You scared me," she said.
Huh?
"You were so quiet, I didn't hear you coming. I thought you were a monster."
Yeah. I'm a monster...the Mama Monster. The most fearful monster of them all.
Hee Hee.
Hehehe! That's cute. Your posts have been great for this blogfest, and one every day. Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteThis blogfest lent itself well to my blog. Thanks for doing it - it was tons of fun!
DeleteLOL and you drown poor kids with tap water, how mean!
ReplyDeleteHahaha. I'm such a witch!
DeleteHaha... that is too funny. Something very similar happened to my sister and her daughter...
ReplyDeleteIt's not surprising. When kids are so focused on something, it's very easy to startle them!
DeleteHaha! I did the same thing to my son a few weeks ago. He was terrified!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Another Mama Monster!
DeleteThey have such vivid little imaginations... it often runs ahead of them! LOL!
ReplyDeleteYes, they do!
DeleteI didn't have a monster until I was an adult. Its name was Dr. X.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Ha! And is Dr. X a problem?
DeleteYes, but not as much of a problem as when I was married to it.
DeleteLOL, how cute. : )
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